Transportation — Social Urbanism

social urbanism

We tend to forget that our spaces are comprised of individuals with their own stories and livelihoods. The way our neighborhoods and communities function as a whole is important, but planners also design cities for the people who live there. This is one important reason why social development services such as positive youth development, financial literacy and workforce development are essential for overall neighborhood development.

Black Urban Planner's Seven Objectives for the Next Ten Years

Through a series of conversations with various Black planners, including those mentioned in the acknowledgement section, a consensus was met where a list of notable and obtainable objectives, that we all can work towards, was preferred, as opposed to “demanding” or “asking” another entity to provide change for us and our community. This idea falls into the same principle of what blackandurban was found on: Sharing Solutions to Improve Our Spaces.

Social Urbanism, Transportation, Jobs, Economic Development, Community Development, Affordable HousingByron NicholasAugust 17, 2020Black, Planners, ObjectivesComment