Civic Thred works to achieve health equity in the built environment. Recognizing the history of racist land use and development policies that have disproportionately harmed BIPOC and under-resourced communities, Civic Thread advances policies, practices, and community-centered planning that intentionally and respectfully address past and current harms to BIPOC residents and underserved communities.
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Project Review and Public Health
Review development proposals and provide recommendations that embed health equity in the built environment with active transportation and environmental justice in mind.
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Bus Stop Improvement Plan
Led multi-lingual engagement in Sacrament’s environmental justice communities to ensure equitable access to the planning process
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Laguna Creek Inter-Regional Trail Master Plan
Facilitated multilingual community engagement efforts to co-create the Master plan and ensure it was rooted in community priorities.