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Régionalisation Représentative : Vers Un Gouvernement Local Plus Équitable, Démocratique, Réactif Et Efficace Au Nouveau-Brunswick, Zack Taylor, Jon Taylor
Régionalisation Représentative : Vers Un Gouvernement Local Plus Équitable, Démocratique, Réactif Et Efficace Au Nouveau-Brunswick, Zack Taylor, Jon Taylor
Centre for Urban Policy and Local Governance – Publications
En réponse au Livre vert sur la réforme de la gouvernance locale du gouvernement du Nouveau- Brunswick publié en avril 2021, le présent rapport fait le diagnostic des problèmes du système de gouvernance locale existant de la province et propose une solution qui tire parti des actifs existants pour créer un système de gouvernance locale plus équitable, démocratique, réactif et efficace. Un système de gouvernance locale remanié aidera les Néo-Brunswickois à faire face aux difficiles défis économiques et démographiques actuels et futurs.
Le présent rapport recommande de renforcer les commissions de services régionaux en s’inspirant des districts régionaux de la …
Representative Regionalization: Toward More Equitable, Democratic, Responsive, And Efficient Local Government In New Brunswick, Zack Taylor, Jon Taylor
Representative Regionalization: Toward More Equitable, Democratic, Responsive, And Efficient Local Government In New Brunswick, Zack Taylor, Jon Taylor
Centre for Urban Policy and Local Governance – Publications
Responding to the Government of New Brunswick’s Green Paper on Local Governance Reform released in April 2021, this report diagnoses the problems of the province’s existing system of local governance and proposes a solution that leverages existing assets to create a more equitable, democratic, responsive, and efficient local governance system. A reformed local governance system will help New Brunswickers confront difficult present and future economic and demographic challenges.
This report recommends strengthening New Brunswick’s 12 Regional Service Commissions along the lines of British Columbia’s regional districts—multi-purpose bodies that have coordinated service delivery and land-use planning in that province since the …
Transportation And Gentrification: Impacts On Low-Income Black Households In Portland, Steven Howland
Transportation And Gentrification: Impacts On Low-Income Black Households In Portland, Steven Howland
PSU Transportation Seminars
Portland’s Black population has been heavily impacted by gentrification in the historic Albina community. Nearly half of Portland’s Black population lives in the area east of 82nd Ave, known as East Portland. This has had substantial impacts on both Black households that can continue living in Albina and those living in East Portland. The suburban-esque built environment of East Portland makes it difficult to get around and reach basic necessities. Those living in Albina have taken on exorbitant rents. Both groups suffer from a geographic divide that has made it difficult to rely on family and friends for basic needs …
Socastee Interview, Participant #16, April 29, 2021, Jennifer Mokos, Jaime Mccauley
Socastee Interview, Participant #16, April 29, 2021, Jennifer Mokos, Jaime Mccauley
Flood Survivor Interviews
A community member of the Rosewood neighborhood in Socastee is interviewed by a CCU student.
Oregon Walks Pedestrian Crash Report: Causes, Effects, And Recommendations, Ashton Simpson, Scott Kocher, Brandon Summers
Oregon Walks Pedestrian Crash Report: Causes, Effects, And Recommendations, Ashton Simpson, Scott Kocher, Brandon Summers
PSU Transportation Seminars
Perhaps you’ve seen a public meeting about pedestrian safety (or infrastructure projects) deteriorate into speculation about texting pedestrians or drunk drivers. What do the data say? The Oregon Walks Pedestrian Crash Report reviews police reports and available information for all 48 fatal pedestrian crashes in Portland from 2017-2019. The authors will summarize their most notable findings relating to infrastructure, other systemic factors, equity and the information that the public receives about crashes. Participants may wish to review the report or articles describing it to prepare for a robust discussion: You’re Driving Too Damn Fast, Willamette Week, March 17, 2021 Oregon …
Evaluation Of A Transportation Incentive Program For Affordable Housing Residents, Roshin Kurian, Huijun Tan, Nathan Mcneil, John Macarthur
Evaluation Of A Transportation Incentive Program For Affordable Housing Residents, Roshin Kurian, Huijun Tan, Nathan Mcneil, John Macarthur
PSU Transportation Seminars
This seminar presents the results from the Transportation Wallet for Residents of Affordable Housing (TWRAH) pilot program launched by the City of Portland’s Bureau of Transportation (PBOT). The program provided a set of transportation incentives for low-income participants including a $308 pre-paid visa card which could be applied to public transit or other transportation services, a free bike share membership, and access to discounted rates on several services. The researchers conducted a survey with the program’s participants to understand how they used the Transportation Wallet and how the program helped them use different modes to get around. The main findings …
Socastee Interview, Participant #12, April 15, 2021, Jennifer Mokos, Jaime Mccauley
Socastee Interview, Participant #12, April 15, 2021, Jennifer Mokos, Jaime Mccauley
Flood Survivor Interviews
A community member of the Rosewood neighborhood in Socastee is interviewed by a CCU student.
Socastee Interview, Participant #13, April 14, 2021, Jennifer Mokos, Jaime Mccauley
Socastee Interview, Participant #13, April 14, 2021, Jennifer Mokos, Jaime Mccauley
Flood Survivor Interviews
A community member of the Rosewood neighborhood in Socastee is interviewed by a CCU student.
Socastee Interview, Participant #07, April 12, 2021, Jennifer Mokos, Jaime Mccauley
Socastee Interview, Participant #07, April 12, 2021, Jennifer Mokos, Jaime Mccauley
Flood Survivor Interviews
A community member of the Rosewood neighborhood in Socastee is interviewed by CCU students.
Socastee Interview, Participant #11, April 8, 2021, Jennifer Mokos, Jaime Mccauley
Socastee Interview, Participant #11, April 8, 2021, Jennifer Mokos, Jaime Mccauley
Flood Survivor Interviews
A community member of the Rosewood neighborhood in Socastee is interviewed by a CCU student.
Socastee Interview, Participant #02, April 2, 2021, Jennifer Mokos, Jaime Mccauley
Socastee Interview, Participant #02, April 2, 2021, Jennifer Mokos, Jaime Mccauley
Flood Survivor Interviews
A community member of the Rosewood neighborhood in Socastee is interviewed by a CCU student.
Racial Bias In Driver Yielding Behavior At Crosswalks, Kimberly Kahn, Peter Koonce, George Stern
Racial Bias In Driver Yielding Behavior At Crosswalks, Kimberly Kahn, Peter Koonce, George Stern
PSU Transportation Seminars
This seminar discusses how pedestrian race and gender can influence drivers’ behavior in interactions with pedestrians at crosswalks. Three speakers will present different lenses to look at this topic. Kimberly Barsamian Kahn, a researcher at Portland State University, will discuss research exploring how pedestrian race and gender influence drivers’ behavior in interactions with pedestrians at crosswalks. One dangerous potential point of conflict for pedestrians within the transportation system is interactions with drivers at crosswalks, and racial minorities are disproportionately represented in pedestrian fatalities. Research tested the hypothesis that drivers’ would demonstrate unequitable yielding based on pedestrians’ race and gender in …
Socastee Interview, Participant #08, March 31, 2021, Jennifer Mokos, Jaime Mccauley
Socastee Interview, Participant #08, March 31, 2021, Jennifer Mokos, Jaime Mccauley
Flood Survivor Interviews
A community member of the Rosewood neighborhood in Socastee is interviewed by a CCU student.
Socastee Interview, Participant #04, March 30, 2021, Jennifer Mokos, Jaime Mccauley
Socastee Interview, Participant #04, March 30, 2021, Jennifer Mokos, Jaime Mccauley
Flood Survivor Interviews
A community member of the Rosewood neighborhood in Socastee is interviewed by a CCU student.
Socastee Interview, Participant #03, March 26, 2021, Jennifer Mokos, Jaime Mccauley
Socastee Interview, Participant #03, March 26, 2021, Jennifer Mokos, Jaime Mccauley
Flood Survivor Interviews
A community member of the Rosewood neighborhood in Socastee is interviewed by a CCU student.
Socastee Interview, Participant #01, March 26, 2021, Jennifer Mokos, Jaime Mccauley
Socastee Interview, Participant #01, March 26, 2021, Jennifer Mokos, Jaime Mccauley
Flood Survivor Interviews
A community member of the Rosewood neighborhood in Socastee is interviewed by CCU students.
Forging Equity In Cities: Using Equitable Transit-Oriented Development (Etod) As A Blueprint For Policy And Practice, Roberto Requejo
Forging Equity In Cities: Using Equitable Transit-Oriented Development (Etod) As A Blueprint For Policy And Practice, Roberto Requejo
PSU Transportation Seminars
Racial equity, wealth building, public health and climate resilience goals are only possible through cross sectional engagement that includes city, state, and regional governments, community-based organizations, and private sector partners. Please join us for this jointly sponsored seminar and workshop to learn about models of community engagement for equitable transportation and housing development. In this seminar, Roberto Requejo, Program Director at Elevated Chicago, will discuss their community organizing and empowerment work to create equitable transit oriented development (eTOD) in Chicago. Their efforts to incorporate diversity, equity, and inclusion into planning and infrastructure investments center on community-focused benefits such as access …
Multnomah County Reach Transportation Crash And Safety Report: At The Intersection Of Transportation, Health, Race And Justice, Tameka Brazile, Brendon Haggerty, Charlene Mcgee
Multnomah County Reach Transportation Crash And Safety Report: At The Intersection Of Transportation, Health, Race And Justice, Tameka Brazile, Brendon Haggerty, Charlene Mcgee
PSU Transportation Seminars
This seminar will discuss how transportation agencies are in a unique position to reduce health disparities in the African American, African Immigrant & Refugee communities through sustainable policy, systems, and environmental changes. These three speakers from the Multnomah County Health Department will present the findings of their recent Crash and Safety report. They will discuss their data and methodology to connect the dots between chronic disease disparities, leading causes of death in communities, and transportation inequities as determinants to health. They will also present policy recommendations and a call to action.
Webinar: Transportation Benefits Of Polycentric Urban Form, Reid Ewing, Sadegh Sabouri
Webinar: Transportation Benefits Of Polycentric Urban Form, Reid Ewing, Sadegh Sabouri
TREC Webinar Series
A “polycentric” region consists of a network of compact developments connected with each other through high-quality transportation options. Rather than continuing the expanse of low-density development radiating from an urban core, investments can be concentrated on central nodes and transit connections. This development pattern is very popular in Europe and is linked to significant benefits. This presentation is aimed at exploring the academic literature and empirical evidence surrounding polycentric development, analyzing more than 120 regional transportation plans to see how they promote polycentric development, defining types of centers in a hierarchy of centers, quantifying the transportation benefits of polycentric development, …
Introduction, Ebony Walden, Meghan Z. Gough
Introduction, Ebony Walden, Meghan Z. Gough
Richmond Racial Equity Essays: Individual Essays
Introduction to the book Richmond Racial Equity Essays by the editors Ebony Walden and Meghan Z. Gough. The book is a collection of essays on creating racial equity in Richmond, Virginia.
Black And Brown Centered Placemaking Rooted In Identity And Ownership, Ebony Walden
Black And Brown Centered Placemaking Rooted In Identity And Ownership, Ebony Walden
Richmond Racial Equity Essays: Individual Essays
The author outlines ideas for advancing racial equity in Richmond through creating neighborhoods and communities rooted in Black and Brown cultural identity, while supporting Black and Brown ownership and entrepreneurship.
The Bus Should Be Free, Wyatt Gordon, Faith Walker
The Bus Should Be Free, Wyatt Gordon, Faith Walker
Richmond Racial Equity Essays: Individual Essays
The authors advocate zero-fare transit for the Greater Richmond Transit Company (GRTC) bus system.
Spaces To Breathe, Ryan Rinn
Spaces To Breathe, Ryan Rinn
Richmond Racial Equity Essays: Individual Essays
The author's vision is of a racially equitable Richmond that looks like every resident having the mental and physical health benefits of green space easily walkable from where they live. He outlines ideas for achieving this vision, with Black and Brown-led onboarding of new parks in neighborhoods and communities where no greenspaces exist within walking distance. Community-led creation of public open space is the inverse of annexation; it is an anti-racist land use strategy that empowers residents to build and enjoy places for the people.
When Black [Girls’] Lives Really Matter, Angela Patton
When Black [Girls’] Lives Really Matter, Angela Patton
Richmond Racial Equity Essays: Individual Essays
The author outlines ways Richmond can support Black women and girls. Her vision of an equitable Richmond is one where we see, hear, and celebrate Black girls. It’s one where we experience Black girl “magic,” and we give them every opportunity and resource to achieve and thrive.
Incarceration And Violence: Time For A Change, Ashley Diaz Mejias
Incarceration And Violence: Time For A Change, Ashley Diaz Mejias
Richmond Racial Equity Essays: Individual Essays
The author explores the racist underpinnings of the prison system and states that if we, as a nation and as a local community, are serious about addressing the lasting harms of mass incarceration and reducing our prison population, and if we are serious about accountability and public safety, we have to address the relationship between incarceration and violence.
“Si, Yo Hablo Español”: Empowering Spanish-Speakers With Culturally And Linguistically Accessible Services, Gabriela Telepman
“Si, Yo Hablo Español”: Empowering Spanish-Speakers With Culturally And Linguistically Accessible Services, Gabriela Telepman
Richmond Racial Equity Essays: Individual Essays
Based on her experience with the agency Latinos in Virginia Empowerment Center, the author defines an equitable Richmond as a city that recognizes the needs of the Spanish speaking population and commits to meeting those needs by providing adequate Spanish language services, with service providers service providers must act with empathy and imbed a bilingual, bicultural, and trauma-informed approach within their organizations.
The Case For Meaningful Language Access, Tanya M. González
The Case For Meaningful Language Access, Tanya M. González
Richmond Racial Equity Essays: Individual Essays
Through her experience working with the immigrant community in Richmond, the author makes the point that the Richmond metropolitan area needs a comprehensive immigration integration policy that centers language access services and that is implemented by localities, nonprofits, and other human service providers to begin to move towards racial equity for immigrant families.
The Dream And Reality Of An Afro-Latina: El Sueño Y La Realidad De Una Afrolatina, Shanteny A. Jackson
The Dream And Reality Of An Afro-Latina: El Sueño Y La Realidad De Una Afrolatina, Shanteny A. Jackson
Richmond Racial Equity Essays: Individual Essays
The author explores the state of Latinos and Afro Latinos in Richmond in the context of her goal of creating culturally sensitive spaces for dialogue and celebration of Latino ancestry, history, and culture; promoting leadership that reflects the community being served; and establishing equitable distribution of power.
The Role Of The Business Community In Creating A More Equitable Richmond, Brian Anderson
The Role Of The Business Community In Creating A More Equitable Richmond, Brian Anderson
Richmond Racial Equity Essays: Individual Essays
The author discusses the recommendations of the task force formed by ChamberRVA, the regional Chamber of Commerce for Greater Richmond, following the murder of George Floyd. The task force defined three primary strategic imperatives for the business community, which they believe will create a more equitable Richmond region. They believe the business community needs to: 1) Adopt more equitable policies and processes and make a commitment to embed diversity, equity and inclusion into their organizations. 2) Develop initiatives that elevate students of color to create more pathways to viable careers and economic mobility. 3) Remove barriers in the supplier ecosystem …
Toward A Vision Of Racial Equity In Richmond Schools, Taikein Cooper, Genevieve Siegel-Hawley
Toward A Vision Of Racial Equity In Richmond Schools, Taikein Cooper, Genevieve Siegel-Hawley
Richmond Racial Equity Essays: Individual Essays
The authors present their vision for racial equity in Richmond schools, including real integration, enabled by stronger and more inclusive advocacy. It is based on their collective personal and professional experiences, research, and best practices from around the country. They believe these strategies will lead us toward greater racial equity in Richmond and the education all of our children deserve.