We are a non-profit organization of community partners and stakeholders in Houston working to develop and implement post-hurricane Harvey policy perspectives.
How we work
RESEARCH
We aim to educate the public by promoting and supporting expert analysis of challenges and solutions.
ACCOUNTABILITY
We pursue action by outlining action plans with timelines for implementation.
AWARENESS
We build awareness by presenting at community events, recruiting volunteers, and engaging in social media.
DISCUSSION
We convene key stakeholders and leaders, build consensus on key issues, and create a tangible action plan.
Events and Projects
Northeast Houston Flooding
There is an equity crisis with flooding in Northeast Houston. We’ve partnered with the Northeast Houston Super Neighborhood Alliance to gather information and find solutions.
Exploration Green
Neighborhoods CAN fight flooding. Learn how one neighborhood did so successfully. Date TBA in January 2021.
Photo courtesy of Houston Public Works
Celebrate Public Works
Celebrating Houston Public Works’ field crews who clean and fix our street drains to keep Houston safer during storms—and who serve as essential workers during the pandemic.
Galveston Bay Park
A public park in Galveston Bay with gates to protect coastal residents from storm surge—and from the massive toxic chemical spills that would occur if a Cat-4 hurricane hits the Ship Channel.
