A few of the many great takeaways and lessons from #Detroit in the "Redressing Racist Policies to Implement Equity-Driven Revitalization" session with @detroitplanning's @justpennies @Just_J_Ruffin and @KatyTrudeau#NPC21
Can we talk about the language of community "revitalization"? Is the jargon confusing? Are words dehumanizing? Can we be more intentional about our vocabulary? Join us May 22 at Co.act #Detroit w/ @orlandopbailey @yoditmj @justpennies to co-create a list: https://t.co/u0jA95JU6k
@StoriesFromDet just dropped their new podcast, 137 Layers. I had the privilege of being their Episode 2 guest. Check out our convo about spatial justice in urban planning from redlining to Nipsey Hussle:
https://t.co/YmqgwoaseB
Today we're launching our podcast suite, with conversations from Detroiters for Detroiters, talks about neighborhood planning efforts, and more. Here's how to listen: https://t.co/3KUKyqBdu7
Today, nearly 2 yrs after our community engagement process began, we gathered to kick off construction of the #610Connector. The nbrhd imp that will be implemented wouldn't be possible without community participation & the passion of planners here @ProvPlanning. Congrats to all!
Through close collaboration with state and federal authorities, as well as the public, the 6/10 interchange project reconnects neighborhoods that were formerly cut off from one another, improves quality of life and adds to the fabric of our city. #PVD
@petesaunders3 don't forget though, NE was heavily involved in the american slave trade. RI alone sponsored something like 2/3 of voyages. all that city on a hill stuff didn't last long.
Our President joked about "Pocahontas" in front of Navajo Code Talkers behind a portrait of Andrew Jackson. Where are all the people who said taking a knee was disrespectful to our military veterans? Are Native Americans not American enough?