Emerging Voices from the Gulf: Creating a Place for People
A Human Coast Initiative Symposium
Thursday 27th May, 1pm-5pm, E130 Howe-Russell-Kniffen
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1:30pm-3pm Session One
- Josh Lewis, Ph.D. Bywater Institute, Tulane University. 鈥淒redge or Die: Harbor Deepening, Ecology, and Justice Along the US Gulf Coast鈥�
- Liz Skilton, Ph.D. University of Louisiana Lafayette. 鈥淗arvesting Histories: The Recent Louisiana Disasters Oral History Project鈥�
- Ned Randolph, Ph.D. Tulane University. 鈥淧ipeline Logic and Culpability: Establishing a Continuum of Harm for Sacrifice Zones鈥�
3:15pm-4:45pm Session Two
- Audrey Grismore Ph.D. The Water Institute of the Gulf. 鈥淥btainability of Scientific Support: A Comparison Access, Means and Methods During the 1930s and 1940s Oil and Oyster Litigation in Coastal Louisiana鈥�
- Jessica Simms, Ph.D. Louisiana Office of Community Development. 鈥淐ommunity-scale Climate Migration: The Resettlement of Isle de Jean Charles鈥�
- Scott Hemmerling, Ph.D. The Water Institute of the Gulf. 鈥淓levating Local Knowledge Through Participatory Modeling: Active Community Engagement in Restoration Planning in Coastal Louisiana鈥�
An 海角社区 Center for Collaborative Knowledge program, sponsored by the Carl O. Sauer Professorship and the Department of Geography and Anthropology
COVID-19 VACCINATIONS AND MASKS REQUESTED FOR THE HEALTH OF ALL ATTENDEES.
RSVP to Melanie Puka ptagim1@lsu.edu by Monday 24th May