2019 Multimodal and transit Summit, New Haven CTWe were proud to sponsor this summit at the partnership level. The keynote speaker, Charles C. Brown defined equity at the beginning of his talk. We know that this is always a challenge because there are so many definitions put forward. We'd like to share his with you.
Equity involves trying to understand and give people what they want to enjoy full, healthy lives. Equity is the presence of justice and fairness within the procedures, processes, and distribution of resources by institutions or systems. Facing equity issues requires an understanding of the underlying or the root causes in inequalities and oppression within society. Link to the conference: http://www.ctprf.org/programs_services/transport-hartford/2019-multimodal-summit/#shared
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"The water that leaves RWA's treatment plants...has no lead in it. But as water sits in plumbing systems small amounts of lead from lead pipes or lead solder...can dissolve in the water". From "waterlines" included in our last bill from RWA: https://www.rwater.com/media/3814/waterlines-spring-2019.pdf
Information is included about how to test your water and what to do about it if it has high lead levels. If you are concerned and don't want to get the test done you could just follow the guidelines in the article as a precaution. Thank you to all of our participants for sharing their stories on October 22, 2018 at the Bradley Street Bicycle Co-op!
Thank you to New England Brewing Company and Da Legna Pizza for helping us provide delicious and tasty refreshments! The stories shared by our grantees can be found on the Project Highlights section. Ted Talk: Dr. Rishi Manchanda tells how he solved a mysterious serious injury by asking a patient with chronic and severe headaches about the place where she lived. Why aren't more doctors asking these questions and helping their patients with the adverse health effects from environmental pollution?
Invitation to Greater New Haven Green Fund Annual Meeting
June 27, 2016 900 Chapel St, 10th floor, New Haven CT, 5-7 PM Have you ever wanted more information about clean energy efforts in New Haven? Please join us for an informative session. AGENDA
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS: WHAT IS THE CLEAN ENERGY EQUITY GAP IN NEW HAVEN AND HOW CAN WE MEET THE CHALLENGE OF BETTER SERVING OUR RESIDENTS? 5:30 PM: Introduction, Andrew Danzig, PE, LEP, NH Green Fund Board Director 5:35 PM: Annie Harper: Project Director, CT Mental Health Center, PRCH Financial Health Project 5:50 PM: Marissa Westbrook: Manager of Residential Energy Services, UI/SCG/CNG Territory 6:05 PM: Kerry E. O'Neill: Managing Director, Residential Programs, CT Green Bank 6:20 - 7 PM: Q and A.
Assuming this isn't overly hyped (and that's highly unlikely!), we're postponing our board meeting. The tentative new date is next Monday, February 2nd.
Our apologies to those of you who work with grant applicants - waiting for a decision is tough enough - and being made to wait longer due to an unforeseen circumstance makes it worse. Hang in there! --Angel Fernández-Chavero |
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