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Step-3 Breakout Session: Community & Participatory Based Governance
Economic Futures
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July 15, 2020
6:00-8:00 p.m.
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Mahalo nui for choosing to be here. Your role in this initiative is crucial.
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Step-3 Breakout Session: Community & Participatory Based Governance
July 15, 2020
6:00-8:00 p.m.
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Schedule of AAEF Topic Breakout Sessions
Monday �July 13�on Zoom | Tuesday�July 14�on Zoom | Wednesday�July 15�on Zoom | Thursday�July 16�on Zoom | Friday�July 17�on Zoom |
Creative & Performing Arts�Mehanaokalā Hind, �Aaron Salā | Regenerative Tourism�John De Fries, June Matsumoto��Small Business�Kirstin Kahaloa, Keoni Lee��Environmental Resilience & Management�Mahina Paishon-Duarte, John Leong | Community & Participatory Based Governance�Kawika Riley, Mehana Vaughan��Meeting Immediate Basic Needs�Ikaika Hussey, Brent Kakesako��Affordable & Sustainable Housing�Jeff Gilbreath, Olu Campbell | Rethinking Education�Lisa Watkins-Victorino, �Chelsea Keehne��Economic Development�Keoni Lee, Neil Hannahs��Tech Industry & Infrastructure�Christine Sakuda, Burt Lum��Creating Circular Economies�Kamana Beamer, Matt Lynch | Health & Wellness�‘Aukahi Austin, Keola Chan��Sustainable &�Resilient Food Systems�Davis Price, Kevin Chang��Climate Resilience & Energy�‘Aulani Wilhelm, Celeste Connors |
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Grounding Etiquette
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Overview: �July 13-17, 2020 Online Breakout Sessions
Hoped for outcomes
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Hoʻolauna
HOW MANY AAEF WEBINAR SESSIONS HAVE YOU JOINED IN?
HAVE YOU EVER USED CONSIDER IT?
ACTIVITY 1: Please use the chat function for the following: Please share ….
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Key Dates: �Step 3 breakout Sessions
Sunday, July 26, 2020.
Sunday, August 9, 2020
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Agenda for tonight’s Step 3
Session
6:05 - 6:10 | Setting the context of our work together
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6:10 - 6:30 | Activity 1: Welina & ho‘olauna (game of three names) |
6:30 - 7:45 | Activity 2 + 3: Review and engage with proposal sketches |
7:45 - 8:00 | Activity 4: Understand next steps |
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What we believe: Hawaiʻi has a rich history of community and local level decision making and governance of ʻāina, based on in depth knowledge of place cultivated over time. This includes but is not limited to what we may commonly think of as policy making and policy implementation today.
What we wonder: How can communities more effectively self-govern and collectively manage the lands and waters that nourish them, both caring directly for resources and making and influencing the decisions that impact them?
Kawika Riley & Mehana Vaughan
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Community and participatory governance can look formal and structured, like this...
Or it can look “informal” or be outside of what we think of as government, like this...
Prompt#1: name one time you saw governance (formal or informal governance) working well
** Reminder: please use the chat
Prompt #2: name one time you saw governance (formal or informal governance) fall short?
** Reminder: please use the chat
3rd (final) prompt: bring “into the room” a person, passed, alive or unborn, for whom you want better community and participatory governance
** Reminder: please use the chat
Proposal Sketches
Activity 2
***We will be using ainaalohafutures.consider.it ***
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Join a Session �
Share a proposal sketch �
Timeframe
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Example/Discussion #1: Should we… support a proposal to introduce a basic framework for a community-based governance model at the community level?
Example/Discussion #2: Should we… support more community-based natural resource management and governance jobs mauka to makai; in government and the community?
Next steps
Activity 4
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Schedule of AAEF Topic Breakout Sessions
Monday �July 13�on Zoom | Tuesday�July 14�on Zoom | Wednesday�July 15�on Zoom | Thursday�July 16�on Zoom | Friday�July 17�on Zoom |
Creative & Performing Arts�Mehanaokalā Hind, �Aaron Salā | Regenerative Tourism�John De Fries, June Matsumoto��Small Business�Kirstin Kahaloa, Keoni Lee��Environmental Resilience & Management�Mahina Paishon-Duarte, John Leong | Community & Participatory Based Governance�Kawika Riley, Mehana Vaughan��Meeting Immediate Basic Needs�Ikaika Hussey, Brent Kakesako��Affordable & Sustainable Housing�Jeff Gilbreath, Olu Campbell | Rethinking Education�Lisa Watkins-Victorino, �Chelsea Keehne��Economic Development�Keoni Lee, Neil Hannahs��Tech Industry & Infrastructure�Christine Sakuda, Burt Lum��Creating Circular Economies�Kamana Beamer, Matt Lynch | Health & Wellness�‘Aukahi Austin, Keola Chan��Sustainable &�Resilient Food Systems�Davis Price, Kevin Chang��Climate Resilience & Energy�‘Aulani Wilhelm, Celeste Connors |
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Important Dates
& Next Steps
Sign up, Share Sketches, and Provide Comment
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Mahalo
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