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Designing with equity in mind: Rethinking how we approach projects

June 29, 2021

Get inspired and learn practical strategies to create meaningful shifts in your planning, design, policies, practices, and public engagement.

A senior asset management specialist focused mostly on pavements, sidewalks, pedestrian ramps, and signs, Ramandeep delivers a combination of equity and technological advancement to his work as a civil engineer and urban planner.
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Alison leads the planning, design, and engagement of community projects. She has worked in Gateway Cities all across Massachusetts, and she serves as vice president of the American Planning Association’s Massachusetts chapter.
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