Military Waste Cleanup Program Federal Facilities Cleanup Workshop 2002 "Empowering Community-Science Partnerships for Effective Military Waste Cleanup" The Oakland Marriott City Center, Oakland, California June 7-9, 2002 Agenda
Friday, June 7
5:00 pm	Registration at AJ Toppers Dining Room
6:00 pm	Dinner & Opening Keynote: Vernice Miller-Travis, Ford Foundation Title: "Leadership for the Twenty-First Century: Lessons for Environmentalism and for Justice"
Saturday, June 8
7:30 am	Continental Breakfast Registration open
8:30 am	Welcome from ISIS and Introductions Berh Bernstein, Professor, Hampshire College Dori Digenti, Program Director, Military Waste Cleanup Project.
9:30 am	Welcoming Keynote: The Honorable Jerry Brown, Mayor of Oakland
10:00 am	Welcoming Keynote: Renee Wynn, Deputy Director, EPA Federal Facilities Restoration and Reuse Office
10:30 am	Break
10:45 am	Discussion Forum: What are our guiding cleanup prinicples? Leaders: Merv Tano, Institute for International Indigenous Resource Management; Katherine Squibb, University of Maryland
12:15 pm	Lunch "Update on Military Readiness and Environmental Protection" Lenny Siegel, Center for Public Environmental Oversight
1:30 pm	Plenary Session: Community-Science Partnerships Forum: What Does a Successful COSP Look Like? Leaders: Dori Digenti, ISIS Mikwaste, Paul Harris, Fusion Group
2:30 pm	Perspectives on Current Military Cleanup Technical Issues (Breakouts   Innovative Technologies & Approaches in Military Cleanup Ron Scrudato, Director, Environmental Research Center, SUNY Oswego Kent Udell, Professor and Director, Berkeley Environmental Restoration Center Elizabeth Crowe, Chemical Weapons Working Group Christine Shirley, Arc Ecology   Chemical Mixtures and Human and Environmental Health Effects David Carpenter, Department of Public Health, SUNY Albany Emily Monosson, MilWaste Program, Hampshire College
3:45 pm	Break
4:00 pm	Plenary Session: Bringing It Together - Youth Perspectives, Principles and Partnerships
5:00 pm	Break
5:30 pm	Networking Reception, AJ Toppers Dining Room
7:00 pm	Free Evening
Sunday, June 9
7:30 am	Continental Breakfast
8:30 am	Plenary Session: Moving Forward on COSP Partnerships
9:00 am	Perspectives on Technical Issues I (Breakouts)   Risk Assessment and Cultural Factors Bill Smith, CE-2 Ranowul Jzar, Citizens for Environmental Justice   Community-Focused Science Education and Military Cleanup Katherine Squibb, University of Maryland Toxicology Department Bonita Johnson, Bioassessment and Toxics Evaluation, EPA Pam Miller, Alaska Community Action on Toxics Morris Toolie, Jr. Native Village of Savoonga (Northeast Cape)   Information Access and Delivery for Effective Cleanup Cal Baier-Anderson, University of Maryland/Aberdeen Patrick Lynch, Clearwater Revival Peter Strauss, PM Strauss and Associates Diane Henshel, Public &smp; Environmental Affairs, Indiana University
10:00 am	Break
10:15 am	Perspective on Technical Issues II (Berakouts)   Creating Standards for Cleanup Perchlorate Case Study Tom Zoeller, Professor, Biology Department, University of MAssachusetts, Amherst DIMP (di-isopropyl methylphosphonate) Case Study Vicky Peters, Senior Assistant Attornet General, Hazardous Waste Unit, Colorado State   Muclear Transport: Public Information Access & Safety Judith Johnsrud, Environmental Coalition on Nuclear Power Michael Meuser, Clary-Meuser Research Network Marylia Kelley, TriValley CARES   Funding for Community-Science Partnerships Saul Bloom, Arc Ecology David Cooper, EPA Region 9 Community Involvement
11:15 am	Plenary Session: Action Plan for Community-Science Partnership
12:15 pm	Lunch
2:00 pm	Workshop Concludes
2:30 pm	Special Post-Workshop Base Tour, hosted by Arc Ecology   The Bay Area has the greatest concentration of closing BRAC bases of any region in the country. Most of these bases are open now and cleanup activites are ongoing. The tour will include the former Oakland Naval Supply Center, Alameda Naval Air Station, Treaure Island, and Hunters Point.
5:30 pm	Return to Oakland Marriott City Center