The rescheduled second edition of our virtual live conversation, Let's Talk About Hanford, is set for July 21.
Join us 5:30 p.m. the day of for Ask Our Managers, on either Facebook or WebEx.
This second conversation will open with a brief presentation about Ecology's top Hanford managers. Following the presentation, we'll move into a live Q&A session with you, where we'll take your questions about our agency's role in Hanford Site cleanup.
Originally, Ask Our Managers was scheduled for June 29, but had to be rescheduled due to technical difficulties the day of the event. We hope you're able to join our rescheduled conversation!
The discussion will feature Nuclear Waste Program Manager David Bowen and Deputy Program Manager Stephanie Schleif, along with Ginger Wireman and Ryan Miller from the program's communications team.
Join the conversation
We heard your feedback! We know a number of you interested in attending our last event couldn't because it was streamed only on Facebook. We're excited to share this second conversation will stream live on both Facebook and WebEx.
For the Facebook livestream, watch live at the time of the event from our Hanford Facebook page or the Facebook event page.
To join the WebEx stream (audio and video):
- Join WebEx up to 15 minutes before 5:30 p.m.: https://watech.webex.com/watech/j.php?MTID=m715cca42ff3e800703b21b62022bbfc6
- Event number (if needed): 177 552 1631
- Event password (if needed): AJd33nTGjb3
Join by phone (audio only):
- 1-415-655-0001 US Toll
- 1-206-207-1700 United States Toll (Seattle)
- Access Code: 177 552 1631
- Event password: 25333684 (when joining by phone only)
Can't attend the conversation on July 21? The event recording will be available on our Facebook page and YouTube channel shortly after the stream ends. You can also submit your questions to us about our managers and Ecology's role in cleanup prior to the livestream and we'll make every effort to answer your submitted questions live during the Q&A session.
What it's all about
We first announced these virtual events in late March, with the aim to help you better understand all things related to Hanford and its complex nuclear cleanup.
Beginning during World War II, Hanford produced plutonium for decades before shifting to a new mission in 1989 to clean up the massive amounts of waste and contamination that production left behind.
These conversations will blend high-level easy-to-understand presentations and conversations with you about Hanford topics.
We're gearing these virtual discussions toward those unfamiliar with Hanford, those who want a refresher, or to expand existing knowledge about Hanford. We'll start each event with a short high-level presentation on that day's topic, followed by a live Q&A with those watching.
Have any questions or ideas for future conversations? Drop us a line, and we hope to see you virtually during our second livestream!
Missed the introduction video or first live conversation? Check them out on YouTube: