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Check me out at the Well-being Cities Forum discussing Housing for Healthy Communities and my work at NYCHA events.bizzabo.com/wellbeing-citi…

Congratulations to our five #WCAward2020 laureates!! Building a Vibrant Economy 🏅Curitiba Integrating Nature and Biodiversity🏅Bordeaux Prioritizing Urban Wellbeing 🏅Curridabat Planning for Better Urban Health 🏅Buenos Aires Supporting Cohesive Communities 🏅New York

.NYCHA named 2020 Wellbeing Cities Award Laureate by NewCities for Connected Communities – an urban design framework for reshaping 2,400 acres of open space. Learn more here on.nyc.gov/connected-comm…. #WellBeingCitiesForum

It's exciting to see NYCHA's Connected Communities initiative receive international recognition as a finalist for the WellBeing Cities Award 2020 NewCities. Our Opening the Edge project at Lillian Wald Houses was a catalyst for increased participatory design projects at NYCHA!

Check out more details on NYCHA’s urban design framework through today’s press release www1.nyc.gov/site/nycha/abo…

Proud of NYC Planning‘s collaboration with NYCHA on Connected Communities! Fantastic work that illustrates the potential for real-world design strategies to make a difference in people’s daily lives.

"We have these large concrete buildings with great bones here in #NYC, but they're not #sustainable. At NYCHA, we are working on that #energytransition and with industry experts to reuse, modernize, and innovate." Delma Palma

DCP is proud to have partnered with NYCHA on this user-friendly how-to guide that offers ideas and inspirations to support NYCHA residents as they envision the future of their campuses.

A well deserved congratulations to NYCHA for being named a 2020 Wellbeing Cities Award Laureate by NewCities for their Connected Communities initiative! We're proud to support this participatory urban design approach to connect NYCHA residents to their communities.

“The Guidebook is equally, if not more, commendable for the process it took to get there.” nydailynews.com/opinion/ny-ope…

.New York Daily News endorses NYCHA Connected Communities Plan: ‘The Guidebook offers a new set of equity-focused, community-driven guidelines for improving the living experience of NYCHA residents’ on.nyc.gov/3c92KpF Connected Communities Guidebook here: on.nyc.gov/connected-comm…

Lovely op-ed by Nicholas Bloom & Rebecca Karp "...with the release of its Connected Communities Guidebook, NYCHA has put forth a compelling roadmap not just for vision but for execution."

.NYCHA Gets Nod for Work to ‘Connect’ Communities The full City Limits story here: on.nyc.gov/3d5fFtb A resident leader Karen Blondel—a frequent NYCHA critic—welcomes this approach. “I do like the work they are doing. I actually meet with them often & effectively.”

The NYCHA plan to reprioritize 2,400 acres of open space using participatory urban design principles was featured in an excellent article by @YouDesigniWrite for Dear Earth Check it out! on.nyc.gov/2TJotfp #WellBeingCitiesAward NewCities Dear Earth @YouDesigniWrite

🆕 NYCHA is seeking public comments on the draft #TransformationPlan. Full details here: on.nyc.gov/blueprintforch… Please provide your comments by December 28, 2020.

Excellent history and overview! What Is NYCHA? Your Questions Answered About New York City Public Housing thecity.nyc/2021/2/22/2229… via THE CITY

Measure the love for your city by the life in its streets. Reclaiming 25% of car space can liberate the walkable, bikable, transit-friendly city we lost between the lanes. Answering the challenge will take leadership and a commitment to putting our streets where our values are.

NYCHA staffer Delma Palma encourages public policy planners to apply 4 Wellbeing Cities Award by 4/10– honoring innovative urban design projects from across the globe. youtu.be/QqicBc4tHfw. NYCHA won last year for its #ConnectedCommunities Initiative. on.nyc.gov/308dCPp

Find out how a new NYCHA and The City University of New York’s program is shaping young adults in a 6-week crash course that teaches students about designing projects that could help improve their community. Full story: on.nyc.gov/3ryhAwz

A massive thank you to our panel Delma Palma & Andrea Mata w/NYCHA & Carter Strickland w/Trust for Public Land for such an engaging and interactive #HealthyPlaces event today. w/ support from Mount Anvil Montagu Evans Pollard Thomas Edwards