The Floodplains by Design (FbD) Funding & Policy Action Group serves as the go-to convenor for floodplain funding and policy efforts across the state and to leverage current momentum for integrated floodplain management into innovative approaches that can better position partners for funding, address barriers to implementation, and improve coordination across all levels of government. […]
Join Floodplains by Design for the final lunch and learn of 2025 where panelists will talk through project construction milestones for the year. This session highlights progress, celebrates the teams behind the work, and provides an inspiring snapshot of project construction throughout Washington State. As always, we welcome feedback and ideas for upcoming topics so […]
There are pulses of activity and different forums where permitting efforts are taking place, making it challenging for people to track and engage effectively. Join our permitting coordination check-ins every other Wednesday to track progress, share insights, and collaborate effectively.
There are pulses of activity and different forums where permitting efforts are taking place, making it challenging for people to track and engage effectively. Join our permitting coordination check-ins every other Wednesday to track progress, share insights, and collaborate effectively.
Join us for a monthly virtual coffee chat focused on acquisition strategy, best practices, and shared challenges. Open to anyone interested in learning, connecting, and exchanging ideas in an informal setting. https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83375229918
There are pulses of activity and different forums where permitting efforts are taking place, making it challenging for people to track and engage effectively. Join our permitting coordination check-ins every other Thursday to track progress, share insights, and collaborate effectively. Running agenda and notes can be found here: https://floodplainsbydesign.org/about/permitting-efficiencies/ Join Zoom Meeting: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/3424790936?omn=88676126947&jst=2 Passcode: 1234
Updated Speakers: Join us on January 15th to learn how Floodplains by Design (FbD) projects interacted with recent flood events and where unfunded needs remain. We will be joined by Troy Havens (Yakima County), Kathleen Berger (Pierce County,) Andrea Mojzack and Chris Ewing (King County), to discuss real-world experiences from their projects and share project […]
There are pulses of activity and different forums where permitting efforts are taking place, making it challenging for people to track and engage effectively. Join our permitting coordination check-ins every other Thursday to track progress, share insights, and collaborate effectively. Running agenda and notes can be found here: https://floodplainsbydesign.org/about/permitting-efficiencies/ Join Zoom Meeting: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/3424790936?omn=88676126947&jst=2 Passcode: 1234
Dear FbD community, We are reaching out to share an invitation to a special Funding and Policy Action Group (FPAG) meeting on Wednesday, January 28 from 1-3pm. This calendar invite will be updated with a detailed agenda and packet to follow. This special FPAG meeting will have two complementary but distinct parts: 1) 1:00-2:00pm – […]
Join us for a monthly virtual coffee chat focused on acquisition strategy, best practices, and shared challenges. Open to anyone interested in learning, connecting, and exchanging ideas in an informal setting. https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83375229918
There are pulses of activity and different forums where permitting efforts are taking place, making it challenging for people to track and engage effectively. Join our permitting coordination check-ins every other Thursday to track progress, share insights, and collaborate effectively. Running agenda and notes can be found here: https://floodplainsbydesign.org/about/permitting-efficiencies/ Join Zoom Meeting: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/3424790936?omn=88676126947&jst=2 Passcode: 1234
This talk by Dr. Morgan P. Vickers, Assistant Professor of Race/Racialization in the Department of Law, Societies & Justice at the University of Washington, brings listeners on a journey through the history of Black swampland inhabitation in Lowcountry South Carolina. Introducing attendees to concepts like "racialization" and "the invention of nature," Dr. Vickers will demonstrate […]