Public Engagement Implementation Committee
The city has an opportunity through public education and engagement to accelerate behavior changes to mitigate the community’s GHG footprint while also working to address climate injustice. Education is the fabric that ties the sections of this plan together, and it is critical to achieving the city’s goals. Nowhere is this truer than in Bethlehem’s schools— from Bethlehem Area School District (BASD) to the local universities and colleges—where education can spark young imaginations and activism to create broader change—within the city and beyond.
The Public Engagement Implementation Committee meets with the ideas and goals from this section in mind.
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5 participants
Phases
Phases overview
Phase 1: Identify Year 1 & 2 Goals
Identify Year 1 & 2 Goals
Phase 2: Implement Year 1 & 2 Goals
Implement Year 1 & 2 Goals
Phase 3: Identify Year 3 Goals
Identify Year 3 Goals
Phase 4: Implement Year 3 Goals
Implement Year 3 Goals
Phase 5: Identify Year 4 Goals
Identify Year 4 Goals
Phase 6: Implement Year 4 Goals
Implement Year 4 Goals
Phase 7: Identify Year 5 Goals
Identify Year 5 Goals
Implement Year 1 & 2 Goals
May 8, 2022 - November 14, 2023
Year 1 & 2 Achievements:
- LO 1.2 Drafted Bethlehem Climate Challenge for residents, small orgs, large orgs, K-12 students, and college students
- Developed and launched the Bethlehem Climate Challenge for city residents, K-12 students, college students, small organizations, and large organizations to commit to taking certain actions to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
- Developed and shared a Bethlehem Climate Challenge Social Media Toolkit with participants to amplify the impact of the challenge.
- Developed and began implementing a CAP Communications Plan