2022-05-11T15:31:03-05:00 2021-12-31 721056218 JOAN TOUPS ACCOUNTING & TAX 2816 BAYOU BLUE RD HOUMA LA 703644408 990 2021-01-01 464993987 LOWLANDER CENTER INC LOWL 3042662517 51 POINT DRIVE MANY LA 71449 KRISTINA J PETERSON KEY PERSONNEL 3042662517 2022-03-14 KRISTINA PETERSON XXX-XX-XXXX JOAN TOUPS P01215028 9858683090 2022-05-11 X 2021 2022-09-23 18:48:47Z KRISTINA J PETERSON 51 POINT DRIVE MANY LA 71449 673574 false X WWW.LOWLANDERCENTER.ORG X 2014 LA TO HELP CREATE SOLUTIONS TO LIVING WITH AN EVER-CHANGING COASTLINE AND LAND LOSS WHILE VISIONING A FUTURE THAT BUILDS CAPACITY AND RESILIENCE FOR PLACE AND PEOPLE. 6 6 1 0 189148 673574 0 0 0 189148 673574 0 0 9311 0 0 131956 384257 131956 393568 57192 280006 313165 620737 9191 36757 303974 583980 X TO HELP CREATE SOLUTIONS TO LIVING WITH AN EVER-CHANGING COASTLINE AND LAND LOSS WHILE VISIONING A FUTURE THAT BUILDS CAPACITY AND RESILIENCE FOR PLACE AND PEOPLE. false false 27301 COASTAL COMMUNITIES COLLABORATION - THE COASTAL COMMUNITIES OF SOUTHEAST LOUISIANA INCLUDE BAYOU COMMUNITIES AT RISK DUE TO LAND LOSS FROM INDUSTRIALIZATION, MOSTLY FROM OIL-RELATED WORK, AND FROM CLIMATE CHANGE. MANY OF THE COMMUNITIES HAVE SIMILARITIES IN THAT THEY HAVE BEEN IN PLACE FOR MANY GENERATIONS. THEY ARE PEOPLE WHO HAVE BEEN HISTORICALLY DISPLACED, ESCAPED, SOLD, OR PUSHED OUT OF OTHER REGIONS OF THE WORLD. THE BAYOU COMMUNITIES HAVE DEEP ROOTS AND KNOWLEDGE OF THE LAND, WATER, AND TRADITIONS OF THEIR AREA, WHICH IS NOW THREATENED. NEW MAPS CREATED EVERY SEVERAL MONTHS BY VARIOUS AGENCIES AND RESEARCH TEAMS ARE ONLY CONFIRMING WHAT THE PEOPLE ALREADY KNOW- THE LAND IS VANISHING FASTER THAN PLANS FOR RESTORATION OR ACTION TO ACCOMMODATE THE INHABITANTS, HUMAN AND NON-HUMAN. OUT OF THESE CONCERNS, A LOOSE COALITION OF COMMUNITIES, TRIBES, AND PEOPLE HAVE FORMED VARIOUS NETWORKS AND TIMELY ALLIANCES TO ADDRESS BOTH ROOT CAUSES AND TO BUILD AGENCY- CAPACITY OF COMMUNITIES TO HAVE VOICE AND DECISION POWER OVER THEIR LIVES AND OF THE PLACES THEY LOVE SO MUCH. AS ONE LEADER HAS SAID, 'WE CAN ONLY CONTINUE TO ADAPT IN PLACE UNTIL THERE ARE OTHER ALTERNATIVES AVAILABLE AND THOSE ALTERNATIVES WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE TO US UNLESS WE MAKE IT HAPPEN.' THE COASTAL COMMUNITIES COLLABORATIVE PROJECT SUPPORTS THE WORK OF THE COASTAL COMMUNITIES. 40369 UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST SOCIAL COMMITTEE - THIS GROUP FOCUSES ON CLIMATE CHANGE AND INNOVATION FELLOWSHIP WHILE PRACTICING MATRIX FOR CLIMATE FORCED MIGRATION. IN SOUTHERN LOUISIANA, COMBINING THE BEST PRINCIPLES OF HUMAN AND ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE, WE HAVE DEVELOPED A MATRIX THAT COMMUNITIES CAN USE AS THEY ARE CONSIDERING ADAPTATION MEASURES. THE MATRIX INCLUDES GREEN, STORM MITIGATION, PERMACULTURE, DIVERSITY, AND MEASURE CONSIDERED BY THE TRADES AS PLATINUM STANDARDS. WORKING WITH INDIGENOUS PEOPLE, SUSTAINABLE FARMERS/FISHERS, TRIBAL COMMUNITIES, THE PRINCIPLES WILL BE PUT INTO PRACTICE WITH THE COMMUNITY MEMBERS BEING THE TECHNICAL EXPERTS AS WELL AS THE IMPLEMENTERS AND EVALUATORS TO DO THE BEST TECH TRANSFER. EXPLORATION OF COMMUNITY LAND TRUSTS TO SECURE THE PROPERTY FOR BOTH IMMEDIATE USES AND WITH LAND IN NORTHERN REALMS THAT NEEDS GREEN-REJUVENATION-RETAINING IT FOR FUTURE COMMUNITY RESETTLEMENTS. 79460 COVID-19 AND HURRICANE RESPONSE & PLANNING - THE LOWLANDER CENTER HAS BEEN INVOLVED WITH ADVOCACY WITH LOCAL COMMUNITIES TO HAVE THE TYPES OF PROTECTION AND RESOURCES TO PROTECT THEMSELVES DURING THE COVID PANDEMIC. THE PLANNING AND ADVOCACY INCLUDES THE USE OF 'FARM TO TABLE' SEAFOOD PRODUCTS AND HIRING THE FISHERS TO PROVIDE SEAFOOD FOR THE EXTENDED HUNGRY COMMUNITY. THE HURRICANES, 8 CONES OF UNCERTAINTY COVERED LOUISIANA WHICH IMPACTED HOMES AND LIVELIHOODS OF COASTAL RESIDENTS. SEVERAL OF THE HURRICANES DID SIGNIFICANT DAMAGE WHICH HAS BECOME A FOCUS OF LOWLANDER INCLUDING THE REBUILDING OF HOMES AND DEVELOPMENT OF A HOME GROUND WORKFORCE. 236043 TO HELP CREATE SOLUTIONS TO LIVING WITH AN EVER-CHANGING COASTLINE AND LAND LOSS WHILE VISIONING A FUTURE THAT BUILDS CAPACITY AND RESILIENCE FOR PLACE AND PEOPLE. 236043 383173 true true false false false false false false false false false false false false true false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false true 16 0 true 1 false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false X 6 6 false false false false false false false true true false false false true true false true false true true false X JOAN TOUPS ACCOUNTING & TAX SERVICE JOAN TOUPS ACCOUNTING & TAX SERVICE 9858683090 2816 BAYOU BLUE ROAD 2816 BAYOU BLUE ROAD HOUMA LA 70364 KRISTINA J PETERSON KEY PERSONNE 55.00 X 18220 0 0 ROSINA PHILIPPE OFFICER 15.00 X 5700 0 0 ALESSANDRA JEROLLEMAN KEY PERSONNE 15.00 X 3020 0 0 SHIRLEY LASKA KEY PERSONNE 40.00 X 0 0 0 MICHELE COMPANION SECRETARY 5.00 X 0 0 0 THERESA DARDAR PRESIDENT 10.00 X 0 0 0 LOUISE FORTMANN OFFICER 7.00 X 0 0 0 MAY NGUYEN OFFICER 7.00 X 0 0 0 EVAN PONDER TREASURER 15.00 X 0 0 0 26940 false false false 673574 673574 673574 X 8610 8610 701 701 344547 340806 3741 5822 4060 1762 28996 28996 4892 4892 393568 383173 10395 0 313165 620737 313165 620737 9191 1930 34422 405 9191 36757 X 303974 583980 303974 583980 313165 620737 280006 X false false X 455581 78099 141758 189148 673574 1538160 455581 78099 141758 189148 673574 1538160 1538160 1538160 1.00000 1.00000 X RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED PAYROLL LIABILITIES 405 405 FORM 990, PAGE 2, PART III, LINE 4A COASTAL COMMUNITIES COLLABORATION - THE COASTAL COMMUNITIES OF SOUTHEAST LOUISIANA INCLUDE BAYOU COMMUNITIES AT RISK DUE TO LAND LOSS FROM INDUSTRIALIZATION, MOSTLY FROM OIL-RELATED WORK, AND FROM CLIMATE CHANGE. MANY OF THE COMMUNITIES HAVE SIMILARITIES IN THAT THEY HAVE BEEN IN PLACE FOR MANY GENERATIONS. THEY ARE PEOPLE WHO HAVE BEEN HISTORICALLY DISPLACED, ESCAPED, SOLD, OR PUSHED OUT OF OTHER REGIONS OF THE WORLD. THE BAYOU COMMUNITIES HAVE DEEP ROOTS AND KNOWLEDGE OF THE LAND, WATER, AND TRADITIONS OF THEIR AREA, WHICH IS NOW THREATENED. NEW MAPS CREATED EVERY SEVERAL MONTHS BY VARIOUS AGENCIES AND RESEARCH TEAMS ARE ONLY CONFIRMING WHAT THE PEOPLE ALREADY KNOW- THE LAND IS VANISHING FASTER THAN PLANS FOR RESTORATION OR ACTION TO ACCOMMODATE THE INHABITANTS, HUMAN AND NON-HUMAN. OUT OF THESE CONCERNS, A LOOSE COALITION OF COMMUNITIES, TRIBES, AND PEOPLE HAVE FORMED VARIOUS NETWORKS AND TIMELY ALLIANCES TO ADDRESS BOTH ROOT CAUSES AND TO BUILD AGENCY- CAPACITY OF COMMUNITIES TO HAVE VOICE AND DECISION POWER OVER THEIR LIVES AND OF THE PLACES THEY LOVE SO MUCH. AS ONE LEADER HAS SAID, 'WE CAN ONLY CONTINUE TO ADAPT IN PLACE UNTIL THERE ARE OTHER ALTERNATIVES AVAILABLE AND THOSE ALTERNATIVES WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE TO US UNLESS WE MAKE IT HAPPEN.' THE COASTAL COMMUNITIES COLLABORATIVE PROJECT SUPPORTS THE WORK OF THE COASTAL COMMUNITIES. FORM 990, PAGE 2, PART III, LINE 4B UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST SOCIAL COMMITTEE - THIS GROUP FOCUSES ON CLIMATE CHANGE AND INNOVATION FELLOWSHIP WHILE PRACTICING MATRIX FOR CLIMATE FORCED MIGRATION. IN SOUTHERN LOUISIANA, COMBINING THE BEST PRINCIPLES OF HUMAN AND ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE, WE HAVE DEVELOPED A MATRIX THAT COMMUNITIES CAN USE AS THEY ARE CONSIDERING ADAPTATION MEASURES. THE MATRIX INCLUDES GREEN, STORM MITIGATION, PERMACULTURE, DIVERSITY, AND MEASURE CONSIDERED BY THE TRADES AS PLATINUM STANDARDS. WORKING WITH INDIGENOUS PEOPLE, SUSTAINABLE FARMERS/FISHERS, TRIBAL COMMUNITIES, THE PRINCIPLES WILL BE PUT INTO PRACTICE WITH THE COMMUNITY MEMBERS BEING THE TECHNICAL EXPERTS AS WELL AS THE IMPLEMENTERS AND EVALUATORS TO DO THE BEST TECH TRANSFER. EXPLORATION OF COMMUNITY LAND TRUSTS TO SECURE THE PROPERTY FOR BOTH IMMEDIATE USES AND WITH LAND IN NORTHERN REALMS THAT NEEDS GREEN-REJUVENATION-RETAINING IT FOR FUTURE COMMUNITY RESETTLEMENTS. FORM 990, PAGE 2, PART III, LINE 4D TO HELP CREATE SOLUTIONS TO LIVING WITH AN EVER-CHANGING COASTLINE AND LAND LOSS WHILE VISIONING A FUTURE THAT BUILDS CAPACITY AND RESILIENCE FOR PLACE AND PEOPLE. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 11B THE BOARD MEMBERS WILL REVIEW THE 990 BEFORE IT IS FILED. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 15A A REVIEW WITH THE LOUISIANA ASSOCIATION OF NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION (LANO) WAS PREFORMED TO DETERMINE COMPENSATION. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 15B A REVIEW WITH THE LOUISIANA ASSOCIATION OF NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION (LANO) WAS PREFORMED TO DETERMINE COMPENSATION. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 19 GOVERNING DOCUMENTS WILL BE MADE AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC UPON REQUEST. FORM 990, PART IX, LINE 11G BANK CHARGES 0 47 0 KEY PERSONNEL 14,500 0 0 PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 100 0 0 PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 9,100 0 0 PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 0 3,414 0 REGISTRATION 0 280 0 REGISTRATION 1,646 0 0 PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 1,345 0 0 KEY PERSONNEL 6,610 0 0 KEY PERSONNEL 14,504 0 0 KEY PERSONNEL 15,600 0 0 KEY PERSONNEL 4,750 0 0 PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 2,200 0 0 PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 47,900 0 0 PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 800 0 0 REGISTRATION 175 0 0 REGISTRATION 70 0 0 DONATIONS 11,737 0 0 CONTRACT LABOR 1,190 0 0 SUPPLIES 88 0 0 SUPPLIES 2,500 0 0 SUPPLIES 19,164 0 0 SUPPLIES 72,133 0 0 SUPPLIES 28,493 0 0 SUPPLIES 10,000 0 0 SUPPLIES 300 0 0 SUPPLIES 7,539 0 0 SUPPLIES 5 0 0 SUPPLIES 16,620 0 0 SUPPLIES 3,330 0 0 SUPPLIES 22,608 0 0 SUPPLIES 13,927 0 0 SUPPLIES 8,000 0 0 SUPPLIES 3,872 0 0 TOTAL 340,806 3,741 0