Ann Arbor AF podcast. We discuss current events in local politics and policy, governance, and other civic good times. Cohosted by @jessicaletaw and @mollyali.
In this podcast, Health Behavior and Health Education Assistant prof. Paul Fleming (@FlemingPaulJ) digs into unarmed response programs and what public health benefits cities have seen as a result.
That was amazing, @jahorne. I'm so glad @mollyali and me get to be humans building change and community together with you.
Y'all, if you're not subscribed to the @AnnArborAFpod yet, do it now. You are just not ready for how good this got.
When you start by talking about unarmed responders and end by talking about bike lanes of love, you know what you're really talking about is how to #ReenvisionOurSafety. Thanks to @kurogane and @FlemingPaulJ for a fact-filled, feels-filled conversation.
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34 more hours to vote in this election! If you haven't made a plan to vote, now's a great time!
At the top of the ticket, we are voting straight dem. Our ballot explainer this year focuses on down-ballot and nonpartisan races.
See you at the ballot box or polls!
Latest @AnnArborAFpod episode is up! We did a ballot explainer and focused on the nonpartisan races to help you make your picks up and down the ballot.
#a2council#a2schools
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Does your cute college town have a housing affordability problem? A homevoter NIMBY problem? A cyclist & pedestrian safety problem? Of course it does! Then you'll definitely want to listen to my chat w/ @jessicaletaw@mollyali for @AnnArborAFpod.
Moral of the story:
Don't settle!
Even something as complex and seemingly intractable as our problematic housing system is workable, when we do it in community and share values and vision.
Get informed, then get involved. It's your city!
#a2council#a2housing