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Other Notes: Pop-upparks, plazas, and full street redesigns have become powerful, adaptable,creative, and low-cost tools to drive lasting improvements in communities theworld over.
Whether creating vibrant plazas seemingly overnight orre-imagining streets to better support transit, walking and cycling, thesetypes of projects, known as “tactical urbanism,” offer a way for communities togain support for infrastructure investment while inspiring residents and civicleaders to experience and shape their urban spaces in a new way.
Join the Maryland Department of Planning and the SmartGrowth Network at 1:00 p.m. EDT, Wednesday, May 18, as Mike Lydon and AnthonyGarcia, authors of Tactical Urbanism: Short-term Action for Long-term Change,share the key findings from their book and what has changed since it was released.
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Other Notes: Formore information please go to the Fairfax County Sheriff’s Office web page, https://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/sheriff/community-free-child-safety-seat-inspections
You can also call 703-246-5005 for updates or email SHF-SafetySeatInspections@fairfaxcounty.gov
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Other Notes: TheCOVID-19 pandemic was a catalyst for many in the U.S. to discover or re-engagewith outdoor recreation. However, a recent study published in Land reports thatthe increase in recreation was primarily among white people while recreationamong people of color decreased. The study highlights the ongoing disparitiesin access and inclusion in the outdoors and the crucial need for solutions.
In this webinar, presenters will discuss the necessity ofaccess and inclusion, propose solutions, and share current initiatives at theirorganizations that work toward equity and diversity in outdoor spaces. You’llwalk away with a better understanding of the disparities in outdoor recreationand how you can address them in your own work.
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Other Notes: Planners,whether urban, transportation, housing, or environmental, have a tremendousimpact on the physical and built environment we live in. How can other agencyprofessionals, elected officials, and community members influence planningprocesses to get more walkable, accessible, and equitable communities? TheCenters for Disease Control and Prevention and America Walks asked the AmericanPlanning Association to help develop strategies for working with planners topromote physical activity. They came up with fifteen specific short, medium,and long-term approaches. Join us to learn more about how to influence theplanning process, building cross-sectoral collaborations, and elevating communityvalues in the built environment. Join us with panelists Sagar Shah, Planningand Community Health Manager, and Jo Peña, Research Associate of the AmericanPlanning Association.
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Other Notes: Formore information please go to the Fairfax County Sheriff’s Office web page, https://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/sheriff/community-free-child-safety-seat-inspections
You can also call 703-246-5005 for updates or email SHF-SafetySeatInspections@fairfaxcounty.gov