Rising Together: Shorecrest, Miami

Rising Together: Shorecrest, Miami + Community Health Maps 2017 Report

Rising Together: Shorecrest, Miami + Community Health Mapping Initiative 2017 is a climate justice initiative of UU Justice Florida and the National Library of Medicine’s Community Health Mapping Initiative 

Part I: Rising Together: Shorecrest, Miami + Community Health Maps 2017 Powerpoint
Part II: Rising Together: Shorecrest, Miami + Community Health Maps 2017 Powerpoint

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Simplicity, Peace, Integrity, Community, Equality,
and Sustainability are our central testimonies: a way of
life, in the Light, and a call to action to work
for a culture of peace, justice, and care for the Earth.

–Southeastern Yearly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends

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In

Partnership

with

Center for Public Service Communications

NLM/NIH Community Health Mapping Initiative

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In Cooperation With

New Florida Majority

 FIU School of Communication + Journalism

Catalyst Miami

City of Miami

Miami Dade County

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City of Miami Shorecrest Community Meeting August 24, 2017

King Tide Safety and Tips 1
Shorecrest Properties Eligible for Parking Permits During King Tide 1
City of Miami Community Meeting on Shorecrest Flood-Risk Vulnerability Meeting Agenda

Community Health Mapping Training September 18, 2017

Field Protocol Recorded by Susan Jacobson
Field Protocol Recorded by Susan Jacobson, page 2
King Tide Monitoring Test Kit Cotents
Lid Off Community Field Test Kit
Community King Tide Field Test Kit with Measuring Stick 18Sep2017
Community King Tide Field Kit Bottom Layer 18Sep2017
Closed Field Test Kit
Susan Jacobson demonstrating how to read a refractometer 18Sep2017
New Florida Majority Organize Nancy Metayer and FIU students at the FIU Training Session 18Sep2017
Kurt Menke FIU Training Session 18Sep2017
FIU Training Session 2 18Sep2017
FIU Training Session 1 18Sep2017
FIU Training Session 3 18Sep2017
John Scott Introduction 2 18Sep2017
John Scott's Introduction 18Sep2017
Students before FIU training session 18Sep2017
Donuts and Coffee FIU Training Session 18Sep2017
FIU Training Session Apps on phones 18Sep2017
John Scott and Dr. Tiffany Troxler FIU Training Session 18Sep2017

Shorecrest, Miami King Tide September 20, 2017

Miami Herald Article

Wake on NE 79 St

Wake on NE 79 St

Oily Sheen over Storm Drain Intersection of NE 10 Ave and NE 78 St.

Oily Sheen over Storm Drain Intersection of NE 10 Ave and NE 78 St.

FIU Students with New Florida Majority Organizer Nancy Metayer

FIU Students with New Florida Majority Organizer Nancy Metayer

NE 10 Ave Sampling

NE 10 Ave Sampling

Intersection of NE 79th St. and NE 10 Ave. Before the Tide Comes On

Intersection of NE 79th St. and NE 10 Ave. Before the Tide Comes On

Sampling at a Storm Drain in Little River Pocket Park

Sampling at a Storm Drain in Little River Pocket Park

NE10Ave before tide comes in

NE10Ave before tide comes in

Landscaper Mowing Water Soaked Grass

Landscaper Mowing Water Soaked Grass

Dr. Susan Jacobson Holds a Refractometer Used to Measure Salinity

Dr. Susan Jacobson Holds a Refractometer Used to Measure Salinity

Water Flowing Toward Camera on NE 10 Ave.

Water Flowing Toward Camera on NE 10 Ave.

Sampling Water Bubbling From the Storm Drain in the Northbound Right Hand lane of NE 10 Ave at NE 79 St.

Sampling Water Bubbling From the Storm Drain in the Northbound Right Hand lane of NE 10 Ave at NE 79 St.

Dr. Susan Jacobson and an FIU Student Upload Data Using a Cell Phone

Dr. Susan Jacobson and an FIU Student Upload Data Using a Cell Phone

Searching for a storm drain on NE 10th Ave

Searching for a storm drain on NE 10th Ave

Water Bubbling Up From a Manhole Cover

Water Bubbling Up From a Manhole Cover

NE 78 St. as the Tide Is Coming In

NE 78 St. as the Tide Is Coming In

Dr. Susan Jacobson and FIU Students at NE 79 St and NE 10 Ave.Dr. Susan Jacobson and FIU Students at NE 79 St and NE 10 Ave.

Dr. Susan Jacobson and FIU Students at NE 79 St and NE 10 Ave.Dr. Susan Jacobson and FIU Students at NE 79 St and NE 10 Ave.

FIU Student sampling at NE78th St and NE10Ave

FIU Student sampling at NE78th St and NE10Ave

Wake on NE 78 St

Wake on NE 78 St

Entering Data

Entering Data

Car and Truck Avoiding Each Other on NE 79 Ave as Tide Waters Rise

Car and Truck Avoiding Each Other on NE 79 Ave as Tide Waters Rise

Sampling Water at the Storm Drain at NE 78 St. and NE 10 Ave. Before the Tide Comes In

Sampling Water at the Storm Drain at NE 78 St. and NE 10 Ave. Before the Tide Comes In

NE 10 Ave Apartment Parking Lot Near High Tide

NE 10 Ave Apartment Parking Lot Near High Tide

NE 78 St Depth at Storm Drain as Tide Comes In

NE 78 St Depth at Storm Drain as Tide Comes In

FIU Students Preparing to Collect Samples in Little River Pocket Park

FIU Students Preparing to Collect Samples in Little River Pocket Park

NE 79 St at NE 10 Ave Near High Tide

NE 79 St at NE 10 Ave Near High Tide

Landscaping in Shorecrest

Landscaping in Shorecrest

Close to High Tide on NE 78 St.

Close to High Tide on NE 78 St.

Checking sample labels against the sampling plan.

Checking sample labels against the sampling plan.

NE 78 St Near High Tide

NE 78 St Near High Tide

Intersection of NE 78 St, NE Little River Dr. and NE 78 St. near High Tide

Intersection of NE 78 St, NE Little River Dr. and NE 78 St. near High Tide

Preparing to Collect a Sample

Preparing to Collect a Sample

FIU Students Return from Sampling North of NE 79 St

FIU Students Return from Sampling North of NE 79 St

Fire Truck Leaves the Station as Tide Begins to Bubble Up Through the Storm Drains

Fire Truck Leaves the Station as Tide Begins to Bubble Up Through the Storm Drains

Parking Lot as the Tide Rises

Parking Lot as the Tide Rises

Bacteria samples

Bacteria samples

Climate Justice Organizer Training September 21, 2017

NFM CJOT training session 1

NFM CJOT training session 1

Nancy Metayer teaches the Climate Justice Organizer Training She Developed for New Florida Majority

Nancy Metayer teaches the Climate Justice Organizer Training She Developed for New Florida Majority

Nancy Metayer begins CJOT session 1

Nancy Metayer begins CJOT session 1

Concepts of Environmental Justice, Climate Justice, and Resilience

Concepts of Environmental Justice, Climate Justice, and Resilience

New Florida Majority's Work

New Florida Majority’s Work

Syllabus Page 1
Syllabus Page 2

Community Health Mapping Initiative Trainings October 6, 2017

CHM One Page Description
Community Health Maps Workshop Agenda

Shorecrest King Tide Data Collection October 7, 2017

Shorecrest Community Meeting October 24, 2017

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Miami Forever Bond

This project is made possible by the generous support of our funders:

NLM/NIH Community Health Mapping Initiative

Unitarian Universalist Fund for Social Responsibility

Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Boca Raton Endowment Fund

And generous in kind support from New Florida Majority, Miami.

Outreach Materials modified for use in Shorecrest, Miami can be accessed at these links:

Rising Together Citizen Science QAPP Template

 

 

 

If you would like to know more about Rising Together: Shorecrest, Miami + NIH-Community Health Mapping Initiative, please fill out the contact form to the right.

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This website is maintained by the Unitarian Universalist Justice Florida’s Climate Resilience Ministry. It was established by the Green Sanctuary Committee of the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Boca Raton. The community pilot projects, on which the Community Toolkit was based, were undertaken in partnership with Developing Interracial Social Change (DISC) and Habitat for Humanity in  Boca Raton, Florida; and Toussaint L’Ouverture High School for Arts and Social Justice in Delray Beach, Florida. Project Director for that effort was Janice T. Booher, MS. Pilot Project Manager Phase I was Dr. Ana Puszkin-Chevlin. Pilot Project Manager Phase II was Debra Weiss-Randall, Ed. D, CHES.

  • This project is funded in part by the Unitarian Universalist Fund for Social Responsibility.
  • Funding for this project was provided by the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Boca Raton Endowment Fund.
  • Funding for the project in Shorecrest, Miami with the Community Health Mapping Initiative is provided by the National Library of Medicine/NIH.
  • Development of the ReACT Tool Kit and the Pilot Projects were funded by EPA Environmental Justice Grant #EQ-00D35415-0 awarded to the Green Sanctuary Committee of the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Boca Raton.
 
 

Website designed and maintained by Janice T. Booher