The Commitee for a Green Hoboken is partnering with Sustainable Jersey City on common goals and issues. They are hosting an event on Monday April 9th at 7pm at the Culinary Conference Center @ Hudson County Community College, located at 161 Newkirk St. Building E, Jersey City, NJ which is a short walk from the Journal Square PATH Station.
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With the support of Sustainable Jersey and the Dodge Foundation, the Citizen's Campaign and Green Map System are working together to empower communities throughout the state toward working more effectively with municipal officials.
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We are going to use a lite case study approach and discuss Green Complete Streets as a way to understand how to use various media tools to support implementation of neighborhood plans that provide pedestrians, bikers and vehicles balanced access and safe passage while also integrating healthier Green Infrastructure (Rain Gardens & Smart Tree Pits) into our streetscapes.
The goal is be able to offer important feedback to our planning officials, e.g., Environmental Commission, City Council, Neighborhood Association, etc. Working with media tools can assist in that regard and local media organizations like The Hudson Reporter are eager to hear from the community in support of Neighborhood Sustainability Agendas. Please join this grassroots gathering and learn how to become part of the editorial voice of your community.
Come around 7pm to socialize a bit and we will be serving coffee.
We plan to start on time at 7:30pm and the program will end around 9pm.
Lauren Sjowronski / The Citizen's Campaign, Wendy Brawer / Green Map System and Adriana Rambay Fernandez / Reporter - Staff Writer for The Hudson Reporter available for additional Q&A after the program.
