The City of New Orleans will host the Hurricane Katrina 20th Anniversary Commemorative Summit, or K20 Summit, on August 30 from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. The summit will include a full day of sessions reflecting on the city's recovery and planning for future growth. It is part of a week-long series of events organized with local community leaders and non-profits, according to the City of New Orleans.
The summit, themed "Resilient. Evolved. Empowered.", will include a Moment of Honor, an Artistic Tribute, two main plenaries on resilience and sustainability, and twelve breakout sessions on topics such as recovery, preparedness, and education. The event will also showcase efforts and innovations that have helped rebuild the city’s infrastructure, culture, and community, as reported by the City of New Orleans.
The K20 Summit in New Orleans will focus on recovery and future planning, including discussions, partnerships, and investment opportunities. The event will end with an interactive reflection and a musical finale for participants to connect. Organizers say the summit aims to support a future where "every resident can thrive," as stated by the City of New Orleans.
