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We’ll just have to lump DC in with Northern Virginia :-)

In Maryland, but hometown is Newport News/Hampton Roads!

Yeah Central! Hoo hoo

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no question, but I really appreciated the language of the boat and the storm. that was important to hear.

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Andrew St. Clair

Based on your research and experiences, how does arrested mobility vary across rural and urban areas, if any?

Have a great experience let one person know, have a bad experience tell 10 people

Ferrum, VA

Winchester, KS

Sawyer MN

Yes!

Crosswalks, green space, safe sidewalks

Add people to it

bus stops with shelters

Road Diet, Bike lanes, Sidewalk Improvements

narrow the road, widen the sidewalks, provide transit shelters, plant trees,

Shelter, benches at bus stop

sidewalk repairs, landscaping pedestrian accomodations

Fix sideways, street crossings, vacant lot

lighting

bike lanes, sidewalk repairs

trees

Streetscape beautification (planted medians), new sidewalks, and development that brings people to the public realm.

I see that all the time in renderings: fit white young people only. It's like the software that generates these renderings doesn't have anyone else in its database.

race, gender

Sex orientation and geographic location

Age

Age, parental status

Location

physical abilities/qualities

location, work/military/union status

most often: race and gender Least often: smoker non-smoker and work background

most often: age, gender, education, geographic location, religious beliefs

Most often: Job level, thinking style, political affiliation, religious beliefLeast often: smoker, union, native bornLearn more about:How I perceive myself: Education, familyHow others perceive me: Education, age, communication style

most often: religious beliefs, age, gender// least often: parental status, smoker,military

most often: religious beliefs, age, gender// least often: parental status, smoker,military

Most: Age, Physical Ability, Family/work life, Communications style

that was not right.....most often: rrace, age, gender, orientation & location// least often: parental status, smoker,military. religious

Most often: sexual orientation, age; least often: marital status, religious

What challenges have you or your team faced in identifying and engaging key residents?

What have you done to overcome these challenges?

yes -- I forgot to mention that food always helps!

Which justice lens have you not considered in past efforts: Distributive, Procedural, Interactional, Representation and Care?

I couldn’t respond, but agree with Stacy & FAMPO.

Consider people who can not drive and have to walk.

Identify desired outcomes and document results so you know what strategies work & what doesn't work

Realize most of us are brain washed by our education and upbringing to not really see or understand racism

What about income in-equity?

Be willing to look broader at issues

I would like to re-examine the default of “we have such limited $$, let’s spend it where the most people can benefit.” This often feels like an easy way out of sending the investments to the lowest-income areas.

https://voorheescenter.red.uic.edu/wp-content/uploads/sites/122/2017/10/Gentrification-and-Neighborhood-Change-Toolkit.pdf

Remember that we must consider other's lived experiences, and that while anecdotes aren't fact, they have a big impact on communities

and remember the non- Facebook users

Consider if the overuse of technology/innovation in outreach is actually leaving out groups of people intentionally or not

The idea that people need to understand the MPO role in order to provide meaningful input.

Having active and ongoing conversations with law enforcement, land use planners, and the like to ensure we aren't segregating the decision making process -- as we have learned problems are intertwined

"MPO" means what?

The need to learn more about how privilege shapes decision-making

Thank you so much for this great presentation. Are you able to share your contact info?

Tim, yes, closing slide-

Thank you, Ann.

move past fulfilling federal requirements and use our platform to foster larger discussions about community-building

MPO is metropolitan planning organization - a regional transportation planning body

Acknowledging gaps in data, quality of data when creating maps/doing analyses. Missing data in an analysis can lead to overlooking people's needs especially in minority groups. And also recognizing intersectionality in these analyses - looking at only certain metrics can miss very important information regarding people's lived experiences

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pu2sKNJMH-k

Great video.

THanks

https://www.segregatedbydesign.com/

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Thanks! I love how organized you were.

This was great. Thank you Charles for your time and expertise. Thanks to everyone for sharing their perspective.

AICP CM Event #: 9219840 charlesbrown@equitablecities.com

vampo@associationbuilders.com

Best few hours I have spent this year! Thanks so much.

Thank you very much, Charles. This has been great.

Thank you for this excellent presentation and conversation. So many wonderful ideas, perspectives and resources. Apologies for my video going out - our municipal bandwidth is too limited.

Thank you all. Gotta run.

Thank you so much, Charles. It has been a real pleasure to hear you speak and the resources and information were wonderful.

Thank you so much for your time and insight, Charles!

Great reminder about equity and the need for more focus on these issues.