Community Environmental Workgroup
The Community Environmental Workgroup (CEW) is a collaboration of business, community, nonprofit, and government organizations that will help guide the CARE project. CEW members’ diverse backgrounds in community engagement, education and training, and environmental risk will be enlisted throughout the CARE process as we work to identify and prioritize environmental risks in the community.
CEW members will meet roughly monthly, through tasks forces or meetings of the whole, to advise the project. The CEW includes over two dozen organizations with expertise on childhood health issues, community engagement, community gardening, contaminated land, economic development and jobs, household lead, indoor and outdoor air quality, and water quality.
CEW Members and Partners:
- Alexander’s Import Auto Repair
- American Lung Association of Minnesota
- Blue Construction
- City of Minneapolis – Environmental Services
- City of Minneapolis – Health and Family Support
- East Phillips Improvement Coalition
- Environmental Justice Advocates of Minnesota
- Gardening Matters
- Hennepin County – Environmental Services
- Hennepin County – Office of Multi-Cultural Services
- Hennepin – University Partnership
- Little Earth of United Tribes
- Longfellow Business Association
- Longfellow Lutheran parishes
- Minnehaha Creek Watershed District
- Minnesota Department of Health – Chronic Disease and Environmental Epidemiology
- Minnesota Pollution Control Agency – Prevention and Assistance Division
- Mississippi Watershed Management Organization
- Preventing Harm Minnesota
- St. James African Methodist Episcopal Church
CEW Meetings
April 15, 2011 – Meeting Agenda and Notes
May 20, 2011 – Meeting Agenda and Notes
June 30, 2011 – Meeting Agenda and Notes
September 15, 2011 – Meeting Agenda and Notes
November 3, 2011 – Meeting Agenda and Notes
Janaury 12, 2012 – Meeting Agenda and Notes
April 11, 2012 – Meeting Agenda and Notes