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Meet our Climate Resilience Advisory Table

By Anna Czarnik-Neimeyer



As the charism goes, “If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together.” One element of Climate Resilience is social-relational resilience, which is all about knowing people and building trust based on listening to the wisdom and needs of the community. So as we began designing the 6-month Climate Resilience Design Table Cohort, we knew we would surround the cohort with an interconnected web of regional support and insight. That is how the Climate Resilience Advisory Team was born! 


The Climate Resilience Advisory Team (CRAT) supports our staff on the Design Team in shaping Climate Resilience Cohort sessions, designing online learning modules, hosting in-person gatherings, and understanding the broader landscape of Climate Resilience. They also serve as technical experts, available (via connecting with Anna) to advise on specific aspects of climate resilience design.


The team:







Sophia Agtarap, Deacon of the United Methodist Church & Environmental Storyteller















Phil Waite, Landscape Architect & Environmental Planner











LaKecia Farmer, Puget Sound Climate Preparedness Project Manager, King County











Sarah Brady, Policy Communications Director, The Nature Conservancy WA












Kaitlin Strange, Climate ResilienceConsultant















AC Churchill, Community Organizer, Advocate, Pastor















Nadine Shaw-Nabass, Pro-Equity Anti-Racism Specialist, Employment Security Department WA












Cindy Haverkamp, Climate Justice Coordinator, Tacoma-Pierce County Health Department












Gabrielle Irle, Outreach Coordinator, Lutherans Restoring Creation















James Hesketh, Community Artist

















Lowell Wyse, Executive Director, Tacoma Tree Foundation

 
 

This tool can be completed by a team of 3-5 within your organization, and includes access to: 

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  • Online tools from Design for Peace partners to help you assess internal and external resources. 

  • Debrief with Design for Peace team members, focused on areas of growth and invitations to next steps within your congregation's ecosystem. 

Interested in learning more about your context and how to become a Community in Mission? 

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Join the 2025 Climate Resilience Design Table

Interested in being part of your community's climate resilience network? Want to unlock resources and new possibilities for your community? Interested in collaborating with others? 

Join our Climate Resilience Design table, starting fall 2025! 

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