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RCP Network VIRTUAL Gathering 2021: Land Justice: The Heart of Resilient Regions and Communities
November 18, 2021 @ 9:00 am - 3:00 pm UTC-5
What is Land Justice, and how can we form meaningful partnerships with historically excluded people to build more resilient regions and communities? How can Regional Conservation Partnerships (RCPs) support, amplify, and replicate the successes of neighborhoods, grassroots groups, communities, networks, and organizations already driving Land Justice work in the Northeast? How can we work toward more equitable, sustainable, and just land-use patterns? How do we balance our conservation missions with the imperative of advancing land justice and equity—NOW?
Northampton, Massachusetts — Photo Credit: Jamie Malcolm-Brown
Attend this year’s RCP Network Gathering to hear real-world examples and share ideas of how Land Justice and collaborative conservation can be locally driven, replicated, and scaled-up to create stronger, more equitable, and resilient communities and regions.
The Gathering will feature a keynote speaker, breakout sessions to connect with peers, and two moderated panel sessions with discussions following.
PARTICIPATE THE WAY YOU WANT
While we have designed the virtual event to engage participants from beginning to end, we’ve also built in flexibility to understand the competing demands on your time. So we encourage you to participate at whatever level and degree you choose. Come for just one session or all. Watch and listen or actively participate before, during, and/or after.
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