After superstorm Sandy ravaged Jamaica Bay in 2012, government officials, residents, nonprofits—virtually everyone—was gung-ho to ensure it never happens again. The City alone outlined $20 billion in projects to protect the coast, finance recovery programs, and research how to withstand future flooding. But projects bog down, residents get discouraged, and “planning fatigue” sets in. With $138,000, a coalition led by Science and Resilience Institute at Jamaica Bay is re-energizing community leaders, educating residents, and helping them stay engaged and equipped to hold officials accountable.
Peter Panapento
peter@turn-two.co
(202) 531-3886
Courtney Biggs
cbi@nyct-cfi.org
(212) 889-3963
Peter Panapento
peter@turn-two.co
(202) 531-3886
Courtney Biggs
cbi@nyct-cfi.org
(212) 889-3963