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Access and Equity: An Urban Harbor that Serves All
Access and Equity: An Urban Harbor that Serves All
The New York-New Jersey Metropolitan Region is diverse in many ways – geographically, ecologically, and demographically. We should aspire to a waterfront as diverse as the communities that surround it. This panel explores diversity in its broadest and most ambitious terms – from diversity in planning, to jobs and employment opportunities, and at environmental institutions. How can we ensure our waterfront reflects the diverse communities that surround it? What role does community involvement play in ensuring diversity and what steps should organizations and government agencies take to improve their ability to meet the needs of communities?
To download a copy of the presentations for the Access and Equity Panel, click on this link: Access and Equity Panel Presentations
Moderator
Peggy Shepard, Executive Director, WEACT for Environmental Justice
Panelists
- Rear Admiral Wendi Carpenter, President, SUNY Maritime College
- Daniel Hernandez, Managing Director, Planning Practice, Jonathan Rose Companies
- Andy Kricun, Executive Director, Camden County Municipal Utilities Authority
- Jeff Rumpf, Executive Director, Hudson River Sloop Clearwater
- Kellie Terry-Sepulveda, Executive Director, The Point Community Development Corporation





