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Maoqing Wang is the Undergraduate Coordinator within the School of Architecture, Planning & Preservation at the University of Maryland, College Park. Previously, she worked in the Office of Multi-Ethnic Student Office and provided extensive support to undergraduate students at UMD.

Stormwater management is important. But how do we gain buy-in from private property owners? EFC is partnering with Charles County, MD, to map the environmental resources available in the County in order to increase connectivity between private property owners and the entities that can help them meet their stormwater management goals.

While the scale of action required to address climate change is daunting, it is also an opportunity to build strong local community capacity.

Climate change, population growth, and urbanization are crippling global food, energy, and water (FEW) systems and harming public health. Low-income communities and people of color bear the heaviest burdens.

Bostwick is a historic, eighteenth-century site located in Bladensburg, Maryland. It consists of a Georgian-style, central passage, main house that was altered in the early twentieth century in a Colonial Revival redo, multiple outbuildings dating from the late eighteenth to early twentieth century and landscaped grounds, including terraces.

Marccus D. Hendricks is an Associate Professor of Urban Studies and (Environmental) Planning and is the Director of the Stormwater Infrastructure Resilience and Justice (SIRJ) Lab at the University of Maryland (UMD).

Priscila is the Assistant Research Professor at the Urban Studies & Planning Program and Lab Manager of the Stormwater Infrastructure Resilience and Justice (SIRJ) Lab of the University of Maryland (UMD).

Eric is a doctoral student in the Urban and Regional Planning and Design program. He previously worked as a research associate in the Climate and Communities practice area of the Metropolitan Housing and Communities Policy Research Center at the Urban Institute where he focused on evaluations of federal housing assistance and disaster resilience in urban and regional governance.

Brittany L. Williams, AIA LEED AP BD+C is a registered architect and Associate Clinical Professor in the School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation. She serves as the School’s Architect Licensing Advisor.

My Name is Maeghen Goode and I am from Detroit, Michigan. I am a Doctoral student in the URPD program. My research focuses on community vulnerability, disaster management, and recovery. I recently graduated from the University of Michigan where I received dual master's degrees, one in environment and sustainability focusing on environmental justice and the other in urban and regional planning.

Water Security of Paraíba Municipalities: An Integrated Modeling of Climate Variability and Natural and Anthropogenic DynamicsThe SIGMA project, "Water Security of Paraíba Municipalities: An Integrated Modeling of Climate Variability and Natural and Anthropogenic Dynamics," funded by Fapesq-PB/FAPESP 2022, involves collaboration between UFCG, UMD, INPE, UEPB, IFPB, geo

Resilience Implementation for Salt-INtruded Geographies (RISING) Mid-AtlanticThe goal of Resilience Implementation for Salt-INtruded Geographies (RISING) Mid-Atlantic is to significantly improve the resilience and well-being of rural coastal communities in Maryland (MD), Delaware (DE) and New Jersey (NJ) who are impacted by saltwater intrusion (SWI) and sea-level rise (SLR).