CONSERVANCY COMMONS

Claremont EAP continues to be free and confidential to all employees: 1-800-834-3773 or www.claremonteap.com.

Also, here is a list of COVID-related resources on Sharepoint and ADP.

We have updated the Frequently Asked Questions related to COVID-19 and staffing changes. The FAQs are available on SharePoint and the home page of ADP, along with additional information and resources.

If you have questions for Human Resources, you can send them to HR@ParksConservancy.org or refer to this HR contact sheet to find the best person to address your concern. We are here to support you during this time.

The Parks Conservancy sends an annual report to the community, celebrating the impact we've made in the last year. Check out the full 2020 Report to the Community here, including personal videos, an interactive graphic that highlights "many parks, one Parks Conservancy," and the stories of people who have dedicated themselves to these parks.

June 26th marked the 75th anniversary of the signing of the Charter of the United Nations in San Francisco. The Marin chapter of the United Nations Association, in partnership with the National Park Service, created this video series in place of the traditional visit to Muir Woods.

This final video, created by Ben Wood, features NPS Ranger, Mia Monroe and Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt's grandson, highlights the UN Sustainable Development Goals of 2030, which we can all follow towards a more peaceful equitable world.

You can view recordings of previous All Staff video conferences on Sharepoint. Please use your work email and login to connect.

This Thursday we will not be holding our weekly All Staff meeting. We look forward to meeting with you all again on July 9th.

July 2nd, 1pm or 3pm, and July 10th, 9am or 1pm.
Come learn about how the Parks Conservancy uses SharePoint, Teams, and OneDrive in this orientation training. For users of all ranges of experience, this training will help you use our online suite of software to make file sharing, communication, and telecommuting easier!

In order to truly move forward, we must remember our past. This list of books and resources for educators has been provided by Park Youth Collaborative to help provide a broader understanding of America's persistent problem with structural racism.

Have a submission for the Conservancy Commons? Send content and images to commons@parksconservancy.org by Friday at 10am to be included in next week's newsletter.