Meet 6 NOAA employees in this video series produced by CommerceGov, and hear their answers to the question: What does Black History Month mean to you? BlackHistoryMonth NWSFairbanks nws NOAANSSL SeaGrant Image Credit: Getty Images
, an opportunity to celebrate the extraordinary achievements of Black Americans and their myriad contributions to all aspects of American culture and progress. “While representation matters every day, Black History Month is an opportunity to recognize and celebrate our many achievements throughout our nation’s history, as well as sharing our collective stories and experiences,”, NOAA’s assistant secretary of commerce for environmental observation and prediction.
In this same spirit of sharing, meet 6 NOAA employees in this Commerce Department video series, and hear their answers to the question:Dakari Anderson: Meteorologist, NOAA National Weather Service As a National Weather Service meteorologist in Fairbanks, Alaska, Dakari Anderson loves to help people and to connect with the public. He shares with us how bell hooks, an influential Black writer, inspires him.Patricia Brown is the diversity and inclusion manager for NOAA’s National Weather Service. She shares her thoughts on Warren M.
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