Stormwater Infrastructure Resilience and Justice

Neighborhoods of color, particularly low-wealth communities, often face worse problems after storms than white and wealthier neighborhoods, especially as more frequent and intense stormwater runoff creates greater hazard exposures. In this lecture, Dr. Marccus Hendricks describes infrastructure challenges and present solutions that integrate justice and participation into the redevelopment of community spaces, particularly in marginalized areas.
This video was part of the University of Rhode Island Metcalf Institute's 25th Annual Public Lecture Series. The series speakers explore the causes and consequences of coastal and inland flooding, including how climate change is affecting flooding, the inequitable impacts of flood events, and how communities are taking action.