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sharing information on value of collaborations

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New collaboratives on the block: sharing what is working and what is not working in creating new networks

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New collaboratives on the block: sharing what is working and what is not working in creating new networks

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Someone to talk about the Climate Crossroads initiative at the National Academy of Sciences.    Someone to talk about the White House Resilience Framework released last year. Someone from the GEOS Institute about their Climate Ready America Framework and southeast regional pilot (D. Kay)  

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Someone to talk about the Climate Crossroads initiative at the National Academy of Sciences.    Someone to talk about the White House Resilience Framework released last year. Someone from the GEOS Institute about their Climate Ready America Framework and southeast regional pilot (D. Kay)  

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Sea level rise guidance for infrastructure planning 

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Sea level rise guidance for infrastructure planning 

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Collaborative staffing models and succession planning

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Collaborative staffing models and succession planning

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Funding for collaboratives from foundations or feds

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Would like to hear from David Kay about National Extension and Climate Initiative

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Adaptation field has moved largely from planning to implementation. However, has become like wild west in terms of activities, and that's including proliferation of networks. Could we explore how better to leverage and bring discipline to inter-network activities, as well as interconnectivity of networks and subnetworks at different levels of governance and among and cross jurisdictions?

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Evaluation of network tools for knowledge exchange and engagement in the Southwest (Amanda)

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Evaluation of network tools for knowledge exchange and engagement in the Southwest (Amanda)

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Erin Coutts - open to speaking about success with public information campaigns (e.g. Extreme heat campaign https://www.laregionalcollaborative.com/heat)

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Erin Coutts - open to speaking about success with public information campaigns (e.g. Extreme heat campaign https://www.laregionalcollaborative.com/heat)

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CAMPAIGN BACKGROUND & SUPPORTERS

In 2022, the Los Angeles Regional Collaborative (LARC) and the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health (LACDPH) partnered to create a social media campaign to help those most at risk for heat related illness to protect themselves, their families, and their communities. We recruited 50 distribution partners from local government, County departments, academia, and non-profit organizations. Together our posts reached more than 6,000,000 people that heat season.

The content above was created by LARC staff in partnership with the LACDPH Climate Change Program, Elizabeth Rhoades, Laura Baetscher, and Susan Lesser, and translated into Spanish by Andres Rodriguez at Climate Resolve. We thank Lynn Hur for her research and writing, Yua Watanabe for the graphic design, and Camille Burrus for her evaluation of the 2022 campaign.

In August 2022, UCLA's Center for Community Engagement (CCE) and LARC were awarded a UCLA Transdisciplinary Research Acceleration Grant to assess and revise the campaign in preparation for a 2023 campaign. We assembled a Community Advisory Group to guide the collaborative work across all project phases, including designing and participating in workshops to co-create content and outreach strategies with community members and community leaders. The outputs of this community-engaged process include new communications materials ready for use in the summer of 2023, as well as additional networking and relationship building of community-based organizations, residents, non-profits, and government agencies working to secure a more heat resilient LA.

Thank you to LARC's network supporters, Accelerate Resilience L.A. (ARLA) a sponsored project of Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors, the City of Los Angeles Climate Emergency Mobilization Office, Edison International, Second Nature, UCLA's The Green Initiative Fund, and UCLA's Transdisciplinary Research Acceleration Grant program for generously sponsoring LARC's extreme heat campaign during the last two summers.

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LARC Extreme Heat Campaign - Los Angeles Regional Collaborative

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In 2022, the Los Angeles Regional Collaborative (LARC) and the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health (LACDPH) partnered to create a social media campaign to help those most at risk for heat related illness to protect themselves, their families, and their communities. We recruited 50 distribution partners from local government, County departments, academia, and non-profit organizations.

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Anne Reichman with the Sustainable Cities Network and Project Cities in Tempe (ASU) (Amanda)

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Anne Reichman with the Sustainable Cities Network and Project Cities in Tempe (ASU) (Amanda)

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Governance issues in climate adaptation planning and implementation (Pallavi)

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Governance issues in climate adaptation planning and implementation (Pallavi)

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How can network leaders systematically and equitably support our networks? (e.g. providing TA, network weaving support, grant matchmaking)

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How can network leaders systematically and equitably support our networks? (e.g. providing TA, network weaving support, grant matchmaking)

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Focusing more on practicing mutual aid together as a network (not just talking about it), community coalition building, grassroots organizing - skill shares etc. I’m looking for a way to put these principles into practice as a group, not necessarily interested in hearing more presentations. Let’s talk more about embodiment - shoot me an email! (Vidya - vbalasubramanyam@coastalstates.org)