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Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Brockton, Massachusetts Is a Fantastically Diverse But Impoverished City and Designated Environmental Justice Community With a Rich History. It Is Highly Vulnerable to Flooding, Pollution, and Water Supply Disruptions Related to Climate Change, and Its School System Faces Significant Challenges. It Has Been Hard-hit by COVID-19. Brockton Is Also a City With a Long History of Resilience in the Face of Economic Challenges and a Thirst for Empowerment and Opportunity. This Project Will Boost Climate Resilience in Brockton by Partnering With Schools to (1) Sustainably Boost School Capacity to Develop Environmental Stewardship and Resilience in Students by Collaborating to Design and Build Outdoor Learning Spaces on School Grounds, and to Provide Teachers With Curricular Tools and Training for Use, (2) Empower Elementary Students and Teachers as Environmental Stewards Through Outdoor Environmental Education, Engaging in Stewardship Action to Build Green Infrastructure, and Civic Engagement
Committed
$483,173
Paid out
$287.6K
60%
Committed, not yet paid
$195.5K
40%
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