Building a Healthy and Climate Ready DC

The Georgetown University Urban Health Collaborative invites you to a lecture:
 
Building a Healthy and Climate Ready DC
The District’s Plan to Prepare for Climate Change

Presented by:

Kate Johnson, Chief of the Green Building & Climate Branch
Urban Sustainability Administration
District of Columbia Department of Energy & Environment

Kate Johnson, M.P.A., is the Chief of the Green Building and Climate Branch in the Urban Sustainability Administration at the District of Columbia Department of Energy & Environment, where she is responsible for policies and programs related to green building, climate change, and resilience. She is the lead for developing and implementing Climate Ready DC, the District’s award-winning plan to prepare for the impacts of climate change. Prior to joining DOEE, Kate worked for the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy providing technical assistance and policy support for local energy efficiency programs. Kate earned a Master of Public Administration degree from School of International and Public Affairs at Columbia University.

About the Urban Health Collaborative (UHC)
Launched in 2017, the UHC aims to champion urban health research & development in cities around the world and the Washington, DC area.  The Collaborative is housed in the Department of International Health (School of Nursing & Health Studies) and supported by a university-wide steering committee.  Contact: urbanhealth@georgetown.edu