RAC - NF - Resilient Public Spaces | East End

posted by mdmcdonald on Fri, 2020-03-13 09:32

Resilient Public Spaces - EERN - NF address public safety & business continuity in gathering places.

Welcome to the Resilient Public Spaces Action Team within the East End Resilience Network on the North Fork. This Action Team will be looking at public safety and business continuity considerations for the North Forks publc spaces, such as libraries, transportation systems, food distribution poins, day care facilities, shelters, restaurants, religious gatherings, social gatherings, and other places in which people gather.

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COVID-19 Coronavirus Pandemic - SARSCoV2 Sticky

Jan

An expanding list of information resources on the COVID-19 Pandemic. A link to Resources, Information, FAQs and Research on this pandemic will be provided (in red - here), and at the bottom of this post . . .

CLICK HERE - Map and Dashboard - Coronavirus COVID-19 - Johns Hopkins University

CLICK HERE - Map and Dashboard - COVID-19 Tracker - Microsoft / Bing

CLICK HERE - WHO - Map and Dashboard - Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) Situation

CLICK HERE - Map and Dashboard - COVID-19 tracker - The London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine

CLICK HERE - ESRI - Impact Planning for COVID-19 - Select your State and County

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Voting gives you a sense of Belonging, Community - A Research Paper

May

A Sense of Belonging: Habitual Voting among Latinos Angela X. Ocampo ∗† University of California, Los Angeles April 28, 2016 Abstract Research on Latino political behavior has primarily focused on participation crosssectionally. Little is known about the cycle of Latino participation over time and no theoretical framework exists to understand such process. To address these shortcomings, this paper examines and theorizes on Latino habitual participation. The paper asks: what factors influence Latinos to engage on a habitual or inconsistent basis?

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