North Bay Forward 2021-2022 Building Resilience Series

North Bay Forward is hosting the 2021-22 BUILDING RESILIENCE SERIES and asks you to ***HOLD THE DATES***

Beginning on October 13, from noon - 1 p.m., and on the second Wednesday of each month following, North Bay Forward launches a year-long conversation with their "Building Resilience" series to increase community collaboration on resilience to climate change. At each event, leaders working on local resilience projects will describe their current projects, followed by guided discussions among attendees focusing on ways to partner. Resilience can only be achieved through collaboration and authentic representation, and throughout the focus will be on ensuring that those of us most affected by climate change have a voice at the table. This series is supported by the Center for Environmental Inquiry as part of Sonoma State University's President’s Climate Leadership Commitment. Sonoma State faculty and staff will discuss ways that SSU is interested in partnering to move us towards a more resilient future.

ECOSYSTEM SERVICES

October 13: Drought & Flood in the Russian River Watershed *Register here

November 10: Local Food Systems & Disasters *Register here

HEALTH AND WELLNESS

December 8: Disaster Support for Vulnerable Populations *Register here

January 12: Greening, Heat & Urban Trees *Register here

INFRASTRUCTURE

February 9: Preparing Infrastructure *Register here

March 9: Critical Services During Extreme Events *Register here

ECONOMY

April 13: Reliable Supply Chains *Register here

RESILIENCE ACROSS THE DIMENSIONS

May 11: In-person workshop and celebration with previous event presenters  *Registration information to be announced

Please register and hold these dates. Speaker and additional registration information will be coming soon. If you have ideas for presenters that you would like to hear from at these events, please contact Kerry Wininger winingek@sonoma.edu Outreach & Communications Lead, Center For Environmental Inquiry, Sonoma State University cei.sonoma.edu