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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. […]
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2021 Urban Waters Learning Forum: Equity and Community Engagement in Water ConservationIn conjunction with River Network’s annual River Rally […]
Featured Resource
New Story Map: Managing Urban Waste
Successful litter management projects include a mix of strategies. The most recent story map from the Urban Waters Learning Network highlights resources and case studies that promote source prevention, citizen science, community education, partnerships, and research. View the story here.