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  1. You Are Cordially Invited to the Logic Study Presentation in Santa Monica

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    Dear Alumni,

    The 2015-2016 Coro Fellows Program in Public Affairs is underway and the twelve Fellows are in Santa Monica for this year’s Logic Study.  The Logic Study presentation will be on Tuesday, September 15th at the Council Chambers in Santa Monica City Hall from 2:00-3:00PM.

    The 58th Class of Coro Fellows Southern California presents:

    Santa Monica:
    Navigating Progress & Privilege 

    Through a series of interviews with community leaders, residents, and public figures, the Coro Fellows Southern California have been investigating life in the charming, yet complex Santa Monica, California. In the process, we have gained a deep understanding of local public affairs as well as the value and challenges of thriving here. We hope you will join us in this exploration on Tuesday, September 15th, for a presentation and discussion on our findings. This event is free and open to the public.

    Santa Monica City Hall
    Council Chambers
    Tuesday, September 15th
    2:00 – 3:00 PM
    1685 Main St, Santa Monica, CA 90401
    (310) 393-9975

    map and directions
    *Metered parking is available nearby along Main St.

    Please consider joining us on Tuesday for the Logic Study presentation.  This is always a fun way to “introduce” the new Fellows to Coro inquiry.  This is your opportunity for you to give them feedback on their presentation.

    The presentation and reception will be a total of an hour and a half.  Your presence would be invaluable.  Please let me know if you can make it.

    Thank you!

    MOORE2

    Dr. Sadie Moore
    Director of Training
    Coro Southern California
    smoore@coro.org

     

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  2. Behind the Scenes of Coro’s First Inaugural Water Hackathon in 2014

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    Last November, Coro Southern California convened more than 200 people dedicated to the issue of water in California.  The 6th Annual Water Conference entitled “Surfacing the Solutions” featured two panel discussions, a “hackathon” presentation, and a luncheon where Coro recognized key leaders and stakeholders in the water management in Southern California. Co-chaired by Mayor Eric Garcetti of Los Angeles and Jeff Kightlinger, the general manager of the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California, Coro’s Water Conference brought together elected officials, water agencies, agricultural leaders and business executives invested in finding statewide solutions for California’s water future. The Water Conference merged several aspects of Coro’s core objectives: our expertise as a non-partisan convener to support cross-sectoral collaboration around public issues, and our strength and experience as a trainer of future leaders in public affairs.

    Here is an exclusive behind the scenes look at the Coro Fellows working all night on the water hackathon  

    What is the Coro Hackathon?  The Coro Hackathon is a civic adaptation of the modern technical hackathon model.  With minds instead of computers and inquiry instead of coding, Coro Fellows explore and synthesize the logic of a given societal issue.  The Coro Fellows were given a challenge of presenting a solution between water experts and the consumers. As part of the first ever Coro Hackathon, the Fellows interviewed several water experts and people working on developing innovative solutions to water challenges.  They explored how to work across sectors to merge innovative mindsets with existing systems, deep subject knowledge, and technical expertise to create effective solutions to numerous public needs.

    Join us for the 7th Annual Water + Sustainability Conference in Hollywood, CA