2020 Michigan Climate Action Summit
March 12, 2020 | Ann Arbor
Our second Summit promised exciting announcements about Governor Whitmer's Mi Healthy Climate Plan, but it wasn't to be. The day before the Summit, the Governor announced a public health emergency, which marked the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic in Michigan. MiCAN followed the advice to cancel large gatherings in the interest of public health.
Gov. Whitmer was scheduled to be the Keynote speaker at the conference. Tribal leader Frank Ettawageshik and Ann Arbor Mayor Chris Taylor, along with Stephen Edel, were to join from New York to share how the NY Renews coalition passed the strongest climate and equity policy in the country.
PLANNED SUMMIT SCHEDULE
Executive Director, United Tribes of Michigan and Technical Team of National Congress of American Indians Climate Action Task Force
Sustainability and Innovations Manager, City of Ann Arbor, MI
City of Ann Arbor, MI
Director, Michigan Climate Action Network
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer
Regional Program Manager for Michigan, BlueGreen Alliance
Senior National Representative, Utility Workers Union of America
River Rouge Community Leader
Executive Director, Colorado AFL-CIO
Healthy Communities and Environmental Justice Organizer, Sierra Club
Coordinator, New York Renews Coalition
Detroit Community Leader, Climate & Environmental Justice Activist
Rural Organizing Director, We the People Michigan
Shimekia Nichols
Lead Organizer and Communications Coordinator, Soulardarity
Director of Policy Development, Michigan Municipal League
City of Ferndale, MI
Sustainability and Innovations Manager, City of Ann Arbor, MI
Mayor Pro Tem, City of Marquette, MI
Assistant City Manager, City of Grand Rapids, MI
Project Manager, Office of Sustainability, City of Detroit, MI
Student Leader, Citizens' Climate Lobby U-M Student Chapter
Director of Partnerships, Zero Hour
Hub Coordinator for Sunrise Ann Arbor, Communications Manager for US Youth Climate Strike
Co-Director, Youth Energy Squad, EcoWorks Detroit
Activist, Climate Action Movement at U-M
Government Affairs Director, Michigan League of Conservation Voters
Commissioner, Michigan Public Service Commission
CEO, Lean & Green Michigan
Program Director of Legislative Affairs, Energy and Drinking Water Policy, Michigan Environmental Council
President & CEO, Detroiters Working for Environmental Justice
Director, Climate & Energy Program, Ecology Center
Climate and Clean Energy Advisor, Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE)
Partner, 5 Lakes Energy, Utility Regulation & Energy Policy Specialist
Naina Agrawal-Hardin
Hub Coordinator for Sunrise Ann Arbor, Communications Manager for US Youth Climate Strike
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