2025 Community Flood Forum + Resource Fair: Registration

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Join us for a Community Flood Forum and Resource Fair on Saturday, June 28, from 1pm to 4pm at the Idlewild Environmental Science Center at 222-2 149th Ave, Springfield Gardens, NY 11413. This event is open to the public, and is presented by the NYC Community Flood Watch Project in collaboration with the Eastern Queens Alliance. Register by providing information below.

Program Details:

1:00pm - 1:15pm Resource Fair + Snacks + Sign In

1:15pm - 1:30pm Welcome (NYSG + Senator Sanders)

1:30pm - 2:30pm Flood Fellow Presentations on Coastal Flooding, Rain-driven/Compound Flooding, and Flooding + Water Quality

2:30pm - 2:45pm Resource Fair + Snacks

3:00pm - 4:00pm Final Session, led by artist Olive Toran

Email *

What is your name? *

How many will attend? *

Just me

2 people

3 people

Other:

What neighborhood are you coming from? *

Are you a Community Flood Fellow? *

Yes - 2024 Cohort

Yes - 2025 Cohort

How do you engage with flooding in your community? Please check all that apply. (Your response will help us plan a program that is relevant and useful to you!)

I am a community leader and am familiar with tools and resources for flood resilience strategies in my neighborhood.

I show up to community meetings about flooding and share resources with my family and friends.

I address community-level flood resilience, response, and/or recovery as part of my job.

I personally experience flooding, but I am not involved in a community organization or group working to address this problem.

I do not personally experience flooding, but I am concerned about the issue.

Other:

How did you hear about this event? *

I was invited by a current Flood Fellow

I heard about it from the Eastern Queens Alliance

Other:

Would you like to join our newsletter or receive future emails about our work? *

Yes

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