Taber Ward
Taber is a Ph.D candidate at the University of Colorado - Denver, in the College of Architecture and Planning. She is also an attorney and facilitator at CDR associates where she focuses on collaborative problem solving; process design, coalition building; and organizational and strategic planning and development. Taber facilitates dialogues and partnerships between governments, communities, and stakeholders to build consensus and move through conflict. Her research focuses on sustainable network transformation theory and practice with a focus on food systems governance, planning, and action. It is her hope to support transformative networks and address social-ecological issues related to climate change, public health, and community resilience.