Partnering Community and Government Archives - Accelerating City Equity project

21 video(s) found

01:15

It’s Not About the Money: Case Study Tirana, Albania

It's Not About the Money: Case Study Tirana, Albania

Summary

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Discussion questions

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4:00

Reframing Urban Planning and Development with Urban Health at the Center

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3:30

Combatting Sprawl: Planning for Urban Expansion with Connected Street Grids

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9:56

Belief in Oneself: Empowerment is Long Process

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1:21

The 15 Minute City

Discussion questions

Do you agree that it is important for people to be able to walk to all the services they need within 15 minutes, why or why not?

Think of a neighborhood that does not have a robust street life, and another that does. Compare them. Why is one lively and the other not? What are the benefits or downsides of each? What is the difference between those neighborhoods?

Ryan Smolar, Co-Founder, Long Beach Fresh Food Council; Initiator, US Placemaking

Ryan Smolar works with local communities and government in California to break down barriers to affordable healthy food and foster opportunities for community connection and new business development at the same time. He describes the power of food councils, and explores various initiatives and approaches that have yielded vibrant public spaces and projects that connect people through food.

Ryan is based in Long Beach, California, USA.

0:55

Shorter Life Expectancy is a Symptom of Urban Development Problems

Discussion questions

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4:03

Connectivity: The Challenges of Building Bike Lane Infrastructure

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1:25

We Know What Needs to be Done: Case Study Toyama, Japan

Discussion questions

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2:18

Food Democracy: Urban Goats, Chickens and Bees

Summary

Educational materials in development. Contact us if you are interested in being a partner (equityproject@ISUH.org).

Discussion questions

Are there neighborhoods in your city where people are allowed people to keep “goats, chickens and bees?”

Are there zoning regulations in your city that keep people from starting their own businesses? What are the pros and cons of those regulations.

Bio

Ryan Smolar is a leader in all things related to local food (e.g., food councils, markets, restaurants, crop swaps, community gardens), placemaking and community development with a focus on expanding access to healthy and affordable food, local economic development, eco-consciousness and cultural vivacity in diverse communities.

2:21

North Long Beach Crop Swap