Creando espacio para políticas: intersecciones de vivienda, tierra y justicia climática en la legislación

Creating policy space: Intersections of housing, land and climate justice in legislation

Agosto / August 5

11:00AM

Sobre el panel / About the panel

La política es una parte esencial del cambio narrativo y sistémico. Este panel reúne a creadores de política pública a nivel local, así como a analistas de Puerto Rico y los Estados Unidos para abordar cómo la política de recuperación está abordando la justicia climática, de la tierra y la vivienda en Puerto Rico. A la sesión le seguirá una lluvia de ideas sobre políticas necesarias y urgentes para la recuperación justa

Policy is an essential part of narrative and systemic change. THis panel brings together local policy makers, as well as analysts from Puerto Rico and the United States to address how recovery policy is addressing land, housing and climate justice in Puerto Rico. THe session will be followed by a rapid fire policy brainstorming.

Panelistas / Panelists

Denis Marquez Encuentro 2022

Denis Marquez Lebrón

Representante legislativo

Nicole Díaz González

Asesora legal 

Estudió en la Universidad de Puerto Rico donde completó un bachillerato en periodismo, un juris doctor y una maestría en administración pública con énfasis en política pública. Ha trabajado como abogada laboral, comunitaria y en defensa de los derechos civiles. Actualmente, se desempeña como asesora legal en la oficina de la representante por acumulación Mariana Nogales Molinelli.

Noah Patton

National Low Income Housing Coalition

Noah is the Housing Policy Analyst for Disaster Recovery at the National Low Income Housing Coalition (NLIHC) in Washington, DC and helps lead the Coalition’s Disaster Housing Recovery Coalition which works to reform the US disaster recovery system so that all disaster survivors receive the assistance they need to fully recover. A proud resident of Baltimore, MD, before joining NLIHC he served as an advocate for policies expanding public assistance and ending housing discrimination in Maryland. Noah received a JD from the University of Baltimore School of Law where he was heavily involved in coordinating legal protection for political protestors and served as a Kellogg’s Law Fellow at the NAACP Office of the General Counsel. Noah received his B.A. in Political Science from McDaniel College in Westminster, MD. He has been a member of the Maryland bar since 2018.

Facilitadora / Facilitator

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Ariadna M. Godreau Aubert

Ayuda Legal Puerto Rico

Ariadna es co-fundadora y directora ejecutiva. Es abogada de derechos humanos, profesora y escritora. Estudió literatura y ciencias políticas y luego Derecho en la Universidad de Puerto Rico. Tiene una maestría en derecho en derechos humanos de la Universidad de Oxford. Trabajó en varias estrategias relacionadas a acceso a la justicia y justicia social en áreas como austeridad, género, pobreza y el derecho a la protesta. Publicó el libro “Las propias: apuntes para una pedagogía de las endeudadas” en marzo del 2018. Es mamá de Lucas Imar.

Ariadna is the co-founder and Executive Director of Ayuda Legal Puerto Rico. She's a human rights lawyer, professor and writer. She studied literature and political science before studying law in the University of Puerto Rico. She has a Master in Law and Human Rights from the University of Oxford. She was involved in various access to justice strategies and social justice in areas related to auesterity, gender, poverty and the right to protest. She published the book "Las propias: apuntes para una pedagogía de las endeudadas" in March, 2018. She's Lucas Imar's mother. 

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