Talk2Talk:
Asset Mapping – A New Road to Tackling Injustice

Join us for UBE’s forty-five-minute video teleconferencing event plus Q & A that promises to inform, equip and inspire.

What: Webinar Event

When: Sunday, November 15, 2020
4:00 pm – 5:00 pm Eastern Standard Time

Topic: Asset Mapping – A New Road to Tackling Injustice

This Talk 2 Talk session will introduce the use of the Episcopal Asset Map to highlight issues of economic, environmental, and social justice within communities.  The session will focus on how UBE chapters around the country can use this tool in marginalized communities. Registration required.
Guest Panelists include:
Delia Heck, Task Force for Creation Care and Environmental Racism. Dr. Heck is a Professor of Environmental Science at Ferrum College where she has been teaching for over 22 years. Her areas of expertise include environmental racism, eco- & climate-justice, sustainability, energy policy & economics and water quality. She serves on The Episcopal Church’s Taskforce for Care of Creation and Environmental Racism.
Tamara Plummer, Program Officer, US Disaster Program, Episcopal Relief and Development. As Program Officer for the US Disaster Program at Episcopal Relief & Development, Tamara’s work focuses on supporting Dioceses as they prepare for and respond to disasters using the gifts of their community. She has also spearheaded the Episcopal Asset Map Project by supporting Episcopalians to share how they are the hands and feet of God in the world. Tamara has worked as a student affairs professional at the University of Vermont and event planner at the Earth Institute, Columbia University. Most recently, Ms. Plummer is a second year MA student at Union Theological Seminary studying Practical Theology.
Phoebe Chatfield, Associate for Creation Care and Justice, Office of the Presiding Bishop, The Episcopal Church. Phoebe Chatfield is the Associate for Creation Care and Justice, working with the department of Racial Reconciliation, Justice, and Creation Care, based in Richmond, VA. Prior to this role,
Phoebe has worked for environmental organizations in Raleigh, NC and Providence RI, running campaigns to advocate for forest protection, agricultural reform, and expanded access to renewable energy. Phoebe is a graduate of Yale University, with a dual degree in Environmental Studies and Ethnicity, Race, and Migration. At Yale, she ran a climate justice organization called Fossil Free Yale to push for sustainable investing of the Yale endowment, and helped coordinate a graduate student Colloquium on Religion and Ecology. 
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