A Groundwork Guide to Jumpstarting Local Climate Action in Your Community
Groundwork USA's New Toolkit for Climate Action: Changing Systems: A Groundwork Guide to Jumpstarting Local Climate Action in Your Community it out! You can find it HERE
SRF Toolkit
State Revolving Fund Advocacy Toolkit: learn more about supporting state and local advocates interested in water infrastructure investment and the SRF process HERE
New Resource Collections
Check out the new Resource Collections on our website pertaining to Equitable Development, Green Spaces, and more. Find the collection for Equitable Climate Resilience HERE 
Science You Can Use
Read more about Baltimore's Urban Waters Actionable Science Flood Team in a recent impact story HERE Photo: USGS
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Transforming Waterways, Revitalizing Neighborhoods

The Urban Waters Learning Network is a peer-to-peer network for sharing practical on-the-ground experiences in order to improve urban waterways and revitalize the neighborhoods around them.

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Member Highlight: Sarah Calderon

Member Highlight: Sarah Calderon

Recorded on August 4, 2023, Renée Mazurek, Resilient Communities Manager for River Network and team member of the Urban Waters Learning Network, interviews Candida Rodriguez, the Director of Community Relations for Groundwork Hudson Valley.

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Q&A and Resources: Resilience Hubs Learning Session

Q&A and Resources: Resilience Hubs Learning Session

On September 25, 2023, the Urban Waters Learning Network (UWLN) hosted a learning session entitled, Resilience Hubs as Community Superheroes of Climate Preparedness and Disaster Recovery. This blog post is a follow-up to the session to share resources and address some of the questions that were posed in the chat during the session.

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Learning Series: Building Water Equity and Climate Resilient Communities for ALL

Learning Series: Building Water Equity and Climate Resilient Communities for ALL

In this 6-part series, we will highlight a variety of strategies that community-based organizations can use to help their communities anticipate, prepare for and respond to climate risks such as flooding, coastal storms and drought, with a focus on protecting community members who are most vulnerable to climate threats. 

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