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Watch the Washington Indivisible Network (WIN) video panel discussion Addressing Activist Burnout Panel Discussion
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The Indivisible Skagit Immigrant Support Task Force is offering accompaniment for tenants who are working through issues with their landlords. We can share information about tenants’ rights, help folks connect with organizations providing rent assistance and help with applications for federal and state funding. We can contact a landlord at the request of a tenant to facilitate resolutions to problems, and be present with tenants for lease signings, move-in and move-out inspections, or help with getting damage deposits back.
We have both English and Spanish speakers on our team.
If you know someone who needs this service, or you want to join our team, contact us at info@IndivisibleSkagit.org
The Threat Charrette:
Sea Level Rise in Skagit And What We Can Do About It
​June 4-5, 2024
Skagit County is one of the places most at risk from sea level rise in Puget Sound, yet County officials have been resistant to proactively integrating sea level rise considerations into their Shoreline Master Program.
Indivisible Skagit, Audubon Washington, Evergreen Islands, and other local organizations hosted a design charrette to identify specific threats to Skagit, and develop a list of specific, science-based recommendations for sea-level rise adaptation actions, interventions, and mitigation.
The recommendations will be used to facilitate community conversations and build collective capacity with the end goal to move Skagit County Commissioners to take action on the threats that are already impacting our communities.
To support this process, the Skagit Climate Science Consortium provided specific guidance on how climate change and sea level rise impacts the Skagit coastal environment and community and will continue to resource this community dialogue.
Presentation slides can be viewed here:
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Fuller – Sea Level Rise, Impacts and Opportunities
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Hood – Sea Level Rise, Envisioning the Future
Click here for a summary of the group discussions generated during the Climate Charette.