The Day the Trees Came Down: Lessons Learned of How Community Organizations and Public Entities Can Continue to Build Trust to Bridge the Gap of Maintaining Public Confidence

Chalk, Dr Angela M

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Abstract: The Day the Trees Came Down: Lessons Learned of How Community Organizations and Public Entities Can Continue to Build Trust to Bridge the Gap of Maintaining Public Confidence (AGU25)

The Day the Trees Came Down: Lessons Learned of How Community Organizations and Public Entities Can Continue to Build Trust to Bridge the Gap of Maintaining Public Confidence

Dr Angela M Chalk, Healthy Community Services, Founder & Executive Director, New Orleans, United States and Grace Vogel, PLA., Collaborating Partner, New Orleans Sewerage and Water Board; Todd Reynolds, Executive Director, Collaborating Partner, Groundwork New Orleans