Help Plan Tacoma’s Climate Future
Climate Justice Ambassadors will help document community stories, priorities, ideas, worries, needs, and opinions and share them with Citizens for a Healthy Bay – a local non-profit that has partnered with the City of Tacoma and who is supporting this engagement effort. Community input recorded and delivered by the Ambassadors will directly guide actions and priorities in the City of Tacoma’s Climate Justice Plan.
For questions or assistance completing the application, please contact Marquis Mason with Citizens for a Healthy Bay at mmason@healthybay.org or (360) 936-0236.
Engagement Overview
With your help, Tacoma can center the voices of frontline communities – those that are underrepresented, underserved, or made vulnerable, and expected to experience the first and worst consequences of climate change. The Climate Justice Plan will help guide City priorities, policy, and investments that work toward a just and sustainable future. We understand and value that people know best how to engage with their own communities, and encourage Ambassadors to engage with their communities in their own way.
By submitting this application, you may be eligible for up to $600 in participation stipends across two program periods. All applicants are invited to be Climate Justice Ambassadors upon completing training and engagement activities:
Period 1: September – December 2020 ($300 stipend)
- Orientation, training, and workshop (5 hours, September – October)
- Engagement activity implementation (4-7 hours, October – November)
- Reporting and compensation (1-2 hours, November – December)
Questions? Join Staff for Virtual Community Office Hours to Discuss Roles and Applications
When: 10-11 AM and 4-5 PM on Friday, September 4, Tuesday, September 8, and Thursday, September 10, 2020
Meeting Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/9225628172?pwd=ek54eHZ6czl1bFc3ZFlNeXdQL1VCdz09
Meeting ID: 922-562-8172
Password: 253253
Phone: (253) 208-9046
For additional information, contact: Patrick Babbitt, pbabbitt@cityoftacoma.org or (253) 208-9046.