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SUMMARY:Webinar: What Is Biosecurity for the Twenty-First Century?
DESCRIPTION:After September 11 and the anthrax attacks in 2001\, the United States adopted a top-down governance structure for bioterrorism that famously employed “guns\, gates\, and guards” to prevent attacks\, while keeping track of suspicious “insiders” who might cause harm. But today\, after the emergence of the novel coronavirus and its variants\, society’s idea of what constitutes biological security and safety is changing. Looking toward a future in which gene editing can be done by do-it-yourselfers\, biological engineering is common\, and environmental changes shape new biorealities\, the old top-down model of biosecurity will not be up to the task.\n  \nOn May 23 at 3:00 PM ET\, join Melissa Haendel (University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus)\, David Gillum (Arizona State University)\, Sam Weiss Evans (Harvard Kennedy School)\, and Yong-Bee Lim (Council on Strategic Risks) to discuss how to reimagine biosecurity and biosafety—and even the relationship between biological research and society—for a new era.\n  \nRegister now to join this Zoom webinar!
URL:https://ecastonline.org/event/webinar-what-is-biosecurity-for-the-twenty-first-century/
LOCATION:ASU Barrett & O’Connor Washington Center\, 1800 I St NW 8th Floor\, Washington\, DC\, 20006\, United States
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SUMMARY:Advancing Climate & Natural Resource Policy Through Peer-to-Peer Knowledge Exchange
DESCRIPTION:How can researchers\, decisionmakers\, and stakeholders collaborate to share knowledge and combat extreme events?  \nVictoria Keener (Arizona State University) will share examples of how the Pacific RISA is using its role as a science and policy boundary organization and the peer-to-peer framework with different stakeholder groups to advance and accelerate climate adaptation initiatives and policies that consider climate data and models\, regional geopolitics\, social equity\, and financial risk. \nRegister to attend in-person \nRegister to attend virtually
URL:https://ecastonline.org/event/advancing-climate-natural-resource-policy-through-peer-to-peer-knowledge-exchange/
LOCATION:ASU Barrett & O’Connor Washington Center\, 1800 I St NW 8th Floor\, Washington\, DC\, 20006\, United States
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SUMMARY:Involving the Public in Participatory Scenario Planning
DESCRIPTION:How can the co-development of climate research help us plan for uncertain futures?  \nMaking decisions about the consequences and tradeoffs of land management strategies under a changing climate is complex. Co-developing participatory scenarios with the public and decision makers can help plan for these uncertain futures. Join Victoria Keener (Arizona State University) for a discussion of a multi-year stakeholder-intensive process on Groundwater Recharge to simulate impacts of development\, conservation\, and climate change. The co-development of participatory scenario planning and modeling can accelerate the uptake of complex climate data and projections into local decision making.
URL:https://ecastonline.org/event/involving-the-public-in-participatory-scenario-planning/
LOCATION:ASU Barrett & O’Connor Washington Center\, 1800 I St NW 8th Floor\, Washington\, DC\, 20006\, United States
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SUMMARY:An Experiment in Deliberative Democracy: Lessons from the Conference on the Future of Europe
DESCRIPTION:What does the future look like? Who should decide it? Faced with threats like Brexit\, the European Union (EU) institutions had a surprising answer: the people. \nThe Conference on the Future of Europe is an unprecedented experiment in transnational\, large-scale deliberative democracy.  800 randomly selected citizens from across the EU participated in over 250 hours of deliberations and meetings directly with decisionmakers and European officials. They were supplemented by online discussions\, and round table events all over Europe. This process led to 49 proposals for the future of the EU\, highlighting more than 300 concrete measures for the European Institutions to implement. What can we learn from Europe\, and how can we use deliberation to improve our democracy? \nOn June 22 at 12PM ET\, join Gaëtane Ricard-Nihoul (European Commission\, remotely)\, Servane Metzger (French Ministry of European Affairs\, remotely) and Yves Mathieu (Missions Publiques\, in-person) to learn more about the unique process of the Conference on the Future of Europe and the experiences of citizens and decision makers. \nRegister to attend in-person \nRegister to attend remotely \n  \nPolicies: \n\nAttendees are required to show proof of up to date vaccination with ID.\nLunch will be provided.
URL:https://ecastonline.org/event/an-experiment-in-deliberative-democracy-lessons-from-the-conference-on-the-future-of-europe/
LOCATION:ASU Barrett & O’Connor Washington Center\, 1800 I St NW 8th Floor\, Washington\, DC\, 20006\, United States
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