Connecting the Dots to Resilience

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A coordinators workshop for networking and skill-building

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Coordinators (i.e., people who manage groups of people toward a goal) perform a valuable role in the Chesapeake Bay. They provide connections and maintain momentum toward achieving outcomes that require multiple perspectives and expertise. 

This workshop, held in August 2024, helped coastal resilience coordinators better understand and strengthen the mosaic of coastal climate groups working toward a healthy Chesapeake Bay and coastal zone. Participants worked to strengthen coordinators’ ability to effectively engage members and stakeholders and to advance a group's resilience goals.

View and download the Connecting the Dots to Resilience workshop report.

 

Acknowledgements: We would like to thank the planning team—Christine Burns, Amy Frietag, Kayle Krieg, Julie Reichert-Nguyen, Jamileh Soueidan, and Ryland B. Taylor—for their time and guidance in developing this workshop.


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The Chesapeake Bay Sentinel Site Collaborative is a group of scientists, coastal managers, decision makers, and community liaisons across Maryland and Virginia focused on applying sea level rise science to stakeholder decision making.

For more information, please contact:


Taryn Sudol
Coordinator for the Chesapeake Bay Sentinel Site Cooperative
Phone: (301) 405-6378
Email: sudol@mdsg.umd.edu

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