Hosted by Hispanic Access Foundation
Every ~truth~ has a good, bad, and ugly side. In this breakout session Hispanic Access Foundation (HAF) has assembled young truth seekers, innovators, change agents, and community champions from the corners of the country. These talented individuals will converge on some of the Oceans top MYTHS demonstrating what happens when we are at the forefront of the discussion, bringing dynamic understandings and relationships to the surface as we penetrate deeper into oceans/water conservation. By the end of this session you will not just gain a new awareness and respect for our oceans but will be inspired and equipped to dive into possibilities for a better…bluer tomorrow.
Speakers:
- Arturo Ramirez, Scripps Institution of Oceanography, UC San Diego
- Elise Myers, PhD Candidate in Earth and Environmental Sciences, Columbia
- Robin Garcia, NOAA Coral Reef Conservation Program
- Gabriel Lou Diaz, Florida Fish andWildlife
- Ana Silverio, Research Engineering/Scientist Associate I at Eberhart Lab
- Eben Hopson, Content Creator of Arctic Lifestyle and Culture