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We would be excited but I feel this could be a stepping stone to a larger more bolder campaign

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This provides an opportunity for a local impact and to mobilize communities for future campaigns. Easy and clear sell for community members. Will help shifting away from the isolationist society we are in, towards more collective visions

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Unique movement leadership role builds off historical work. Opportunities for local organizing, narrative on public sector. Big questions remain about focus of this campaign

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- Contributing to systems change by shifting away from an individual household responsibility for resilience to being more grounded in interdependence and living lives of ease
- Has potential to impact a lot of people - maybe not immediately but soon - easy to pitch to people in support for
- A permanent funding stream for programming would be very exciting
- Imagining what this could look like in neighborhoods we've lived in
- Could be part of leadership building for the future as people work on development of individual centers

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- question about sites like schools as to whether the general public could access the resilience during school hours?  (e.g. non-school people are not allowed to be on school sites during school hours)
- have there been partnerships with labor unions with local models?  - response: opportunities to build with labor unions at scale, varies if looking at individual site level.
- would want to explore opportunities to re-popularize and strengthen our narrative in different contexts.  requires socialization of the term.
- potential funding opportunities are exciting, but questions about how GND coalition would connect to the implementation.
- question about the political landscape and movement ecosystem and whether this issue is a stepping stone to a bolder fight. -- funding/revenue

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Concerned that larger buckets of money wont be accessible until the narrative piece.

Construction piece, specially maintenance will require a lot of fund. But will be opposed if it is not from new money instead of coming from a general fund.

Unclear and concerned about how we will continue funding in the future to maintain these CRCs in the future and of the opposition that will arise once we kick off

Building these projects rely on local permitting processes and systems that are not up to date

Building these may require the use of fossil fuels like Diesel

Curious what it would look like for GND after a few years

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How to ensure equity across CA e.g. access in rural communities and tribal areas?
How much funding would be needed? In terms of adequate and comprehensively upgraded buildings - AND - funding ongoing programming?
How to prioritize/what's the timeline for roll-out to all communities?
How can groups have a roll in the decision-making process for the program so our priorities are integral?
Some thoughts in response: LCJA and APEN have been exploring the rural/tribal/unincorporated issue and have ensured this is prioritized in SGC grant program guidelines. LCJA - retrofits to existing buildings is often insufficient and they may need new buildings.

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- highlighting the needs in our communities, ways that people rally around each other to respond to climate crisis, meet the needs of people when most vulnerable, while build community connection & trust with each other.
- need to have a climate resilient strategies.  - what stood out:  a) idea of community-led & adapting what communities need + b) strong labor standards
- like meant to shift away from the increasingly privatized resilience solutions, holistic nature
- practically, will have more climate disasters - driving the necessity to have back-up disaster response and shifting it to be a public good (like the concept of a library for education)
- microgrid can be really costly, but community-level solar and storage really important to secure funding
- care & social infrastructure so important for resilience long-term and this is a chance to visibilize that need.
- opportunity to build with labor unions and broad sectors, like teachers, nurses, service workers

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Excited for the potential of narrative shift around public spaces

Most excited about how clear and direct impact it can have.

Really lifts up public infrastructure, this feels like a life or death issue for me. Resilience centers will be required in the future. I like looking at schools and drawing down federal funding

2 of our coalitions partners are already doing this work and others to some degree.

So many co-benefits to public spaces