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A City-Wide Walking Workshop in Port St. Joe for Watershed Solutions and Strategies

On March 18th, 2022, the Florida Resilient Cities team, Led by Jeff Carney and coordinated by Eliza Breder, held a walking workshop in Port St. Joe. Over the course of one day, we visited 5 different areas connected to the city’s main stormwater system. At each area of interest, we conducted a short walk where local participants discussed specific characteristics, memories, and landmarks on the site.

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After Michael: Memory and Reinvention in Port St Joe

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Housing, Environment, and Well-being in Jacksonville, Florida

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First Community Engagement Participatory Walk in Jacksonville

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Port St. Joe Exhibit: A Vision of Resilience

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The University of Florida’s Florida Resilient Cities (FRC) Program has engaged in a two-year journey to support the community of Port St. Joe through research and design as it seeks a more resilient future. The outcomes of FRC’s two years of work in Port St. Joe are a range of community engaged projects that highlight Port St.

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Port St. Joe: Finding Resilience on the Forgotten Coast

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Port St. Joe: Finding Resilience on the Forgotten Coast The FIBER FRC team, in conjunction with Dr. Marcy Trahan from The Joe Center for the Arts, has won a Center for the Humanities and the Public Sphere grant, supported by the CHPS Rothman Endowment. The grant will support the design of an interactive exhibition, “Port

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FRC Redefines the Word “Resilience”

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With winds ripping at 160 miles per hour and damages estimated at $25 billion, how does a town bounce back from a disaster?

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FRC Research Midpoint Updates

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FRC Research Midpoint Updates On March 16, the Principal Investigators of six research projects and courses reported on their midpoint progress. Cultural Resource Survey of North Port St. Joe: Students in the Practicum course spent January performing initial historical research and went to Port St. Joe in early February to begin field surveys of approximately

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2020 Field Course: Port St. Joe

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One of the research courses funded for the Spring is the Florida Climate Institute’s Field Course, an interdisciplinary, team-taught class that introduces students from departments across UF to the challenges that communities face following disasters to recover effectively and achieve long-term resilience. In the first part of the semester, students were introduced via lecture to

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Grant Kick-off Meeting in Port St. Joe

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Through a generous grant from the Jessie Ball DuPont Fund, the Florida Resilient Cities (FRC) program has funded six multi-disciplinary courses and research projects. These include: Cultural Resource Survey of North Port St. Joe: Practicum Course (Marty Hylton & Linda Stevenson, Historic Preservation Program) Resilience, Well-being and Natural Resource Reliance in the Greater Port St.

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