The upcoming elections and passage of new climate legislation in New York are the impetus for convening community stakeholders to discuss how we design and adapt cities in ways that advance environmental justice, equity and climate resilience. Join us at the Center for Creative Land Recycling’s “Urban Redevelopment: Building Stronger Communities” conference, where we will spotlight the process, resources and benefits of community-led reuse of abandoned and distressed properties.

When: November 7, 2019, 8:30 AM – 4:00PM
Where: National Grid | 1 MetroTech Center, Brooklyn, NY 11201
Reception: 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM Kimoto Lounge at the Sheraton Hotel, 216 Duffield St, Brooklyn

Topics will include:

• NYS’s recently enacted historic climate bill and its effect on communities across NYC
• Community-led redevelopment for jobs, housing and quality of life
• Benefits and challenges of urban waterfront development
• The ins and outs of funding redevelopment with grants, tax credits and other resources
• Regulatory and program news from State and City agencies, including the Brownfield Opportunity Area, Downtown Revitalization and Environmental Remediation programs.

Featured speakers include leaders from: Fifth Avenue Committee, NYC Environmental Justice Alliance, NYC Department of Planning, Waterfront Alliance, Urban Land Institute New York, Staten Island EDC, LISC, Langan and more.

This conference is for anyone who wants to learn what’s new, what’s next, and what’s possible in community revitalization at this historic time. Come be part of the discussion and access resources and expert leaders to stay ahead of the curve.

View the conference agenda to learn more and register today!  https://www.eventbrite.com/e/urban-redevelopment-building-stronger-communities-tickets-63168959057