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Limited resources (time, money), limited authority

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diff presentations for diff things. Partnerships big, CTUIR presenation more about attitudes, adoption of value of stewardship.... mostly trying to think about ID'in broad goals, partnerships to get there

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in addition to the people we are serving, the employer community/businesses and the public health community could be important partners

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in addition to the people we are serving, the employer community/businesses and the public health community could be important partners

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broad based EJ work. Maybe more work zooming in on specific types of partnerships around specific goals...

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Listening to the speakers talk about the potential for reintegrating formerly incarcerated people, especially Indigenous folks and having them return to their cultural roots of fire/land management, made me think of AmeriCorps VISTA. I could see a really great anti-poverty, anti-recitivism, culturally responsive/led project. (Kim Judy)

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Listening to the speakers talk about the potential for reintegrating formerly incarcerated people, especially Indigenous folks and having them return to their cultural roots of fire/land management, made me think of AmeriCorps VISTA. I could see a really great anti-poverty, anti-recitivism, culturally responsive/led project. (Kim Judy)

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Including affected persons and working at local levels, including govt, more intentionally to leverage experience, insight, resources.

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very broad set of issues that affect different ACF programs differently. Can we identify several key issues around economic wellbeing...

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what programs/services are currently available to communities and organizations with limited capacity to access or compete for financial support? with such a resource, partnerships could be enhanced.

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Low income persons are adversely affected in disasters, both in urban and rural communities. Much more education of these communities and resources going into them have to be considered.

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So much of the work we're engaged in is happening at a grass roots level. I'd like to see a reduction in the rules around who can apply and receive federal financial support, i.e. grant funds. While neighbors or communities may not be official "NGOs", they are doing this work and they are doing it well. (Kim)

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So much of the work we're engaged in is happening at a grass roots level. I'd like to see a reduction in the rules around who can apply and receive federal financial support, i.e. grant funds. While neighbors or communities may not be official "NGOs", they are doing this work and they are doing it well. (Kim)

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Strongly agree with the last commenter - we need to listen more to what communities members need and want. And let the communities decide how to get there. So much of what "we" do - government - is prescribe what the solutions are or what we will fund. I'd like to see that flipped on its head.

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Strongly agree with the last commenter - we need to listen more to what communities members need and want. And let the communities decide how to get there. So much of what "we" do - government - is prescribe what the solutions are or what we will fund. I'd like to see that flipped on its head.

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Yes. for econ issues. local financial institutions?  CBOs with economic/financial orientation.  and other USG entities with influence on financial aspects of our people's lives--Treasury, USDA, HUD, DOL... there's smaller scale, concrete actions like a green jobs program (of course, that's not so small!), and then there's big structural change like altering benefits structure so access is less focused on what state or locality you live in and more portable/available through common cross-state/national portals. these will require different types of partnerships