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Network News
Member Highlight: Daniel Joseph WileyDaniel Joseph Wiley—a lifelong resident of Newark, NJ—works on housing policy with the Ironbound Community Corporation as the Housing Justice Program and Policy Manager, advocating for both housing and environmental justice in the East Ward of the city where rapid riverfront development threatens affordable housing. […]- EPA Awards 4.1 million in New EJ Grants, Including COVID-19 ReliefThe Office of Environmental Justice (OEJ) announced selections for the State Environmental Justice Collaborative Problem-Solving Cooperative Agreement (SEJCA) and Environmental Justice Collaborative Problem-Solving (EJCPS) Programs. […]
Network Blog
Virtual River Rally 2021: What’s in Store for Urban Waters?We've compiled some highlights from the program: workshops presented by Urban Waters Learning Network members, others of particular interest to those who work in cities, and a few here and there that are more broadly relevant to our work, encouraging us to push past our borders and city walls. […]
Featured Resource
New Story Map: Community Solutions for Urban Flood Resilience
Building flood resilience—like water—can take many shapes. Members of the Urban Waters Learning Network (UWLN) who are working on community solutions for urban flood resilience are featured in our most recent Story Map. Find the story and more like it on our Story Maps Page.