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Cities and transit agencies are taking rapid action to respond to the #COVID19 epidemic.
We're collecting and documenting these strategies, as a resource to cities responding to this crisis:
👉nacto.org/covid19
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Corinne Kisner
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Corinne Kisner
@corinnekisner
executive director at @NACTO, urban planner, lover of walking.
new york, ny Katılım Aralık 2010
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Corinne Kisner retweetledi
With concern and uncertainty spreading around #COVID19, we are taking steps to protect our staff and community, limit risk, and help #FlattenTheCurve.
NACTO staff are working remotely & we are postponing all in-person events through April 15.
nacto.org/2020/03/11/nac…
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When it comes to race and power, US transportation and land use decisions are not neutral. Throughout American history, government power has been used to control Black people and exclude Black communities from opportunity. #BlackHistoryMonth
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are you a designer/engineer who loves training & skill-building?
excited by rich partner & stakeholder engagement?
skilled at comms in a global context?
come work with us!
NACTO@NACTO
We're #hiring! 1) Director of Engagement 💬 2) Program Manager, Design Education ✏️📚 3) Sr. Communications Associate, GDCI 📡 Info & apply: nacto.org/careers
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Are you a fantastic movement-builder, a great transportation engineer who loves teaching, or a comms genius? @NACTO's #hiring for 3 jobs and one's for you! And @fineplanner's already mentioned one of the reasons why NACTO's a great place to work. Come join us!
Sarah Fine@fineplanner
Great opportunities with NACTO, a national advocacy org for city DOTs that has a better paid family leave policy than, I would just throw out a guess, 90% of its member orgs 🙃
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@ReginaClewlow @margo_dawes I’m sorry to hear about this, Regina. I agree, this is unacceptable behavior. Keep an eye out for my email on this.
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@margo_dawes Margo- I’m sorry that I missed this conversation. I was shouted down very aggressively by a man during a session at NACTO and was stunned. People were stunned. A few walked out of the workshop. This is not okay.
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We’re invested in learning and improving and are already thinking through ways to do better. We welcome feedback and collaboration going forward.
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One of the hardest things about any job is ensuring that intent aligns with impact, and it’s clear we have more to do as an organization and as a field to ensure we’re creating an inclusive space.
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Lots to reflect on after #NACTO19. My deep thanks to those who have shared feedback and held us accountable to our values.
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@Lyndab08 Lynda - thank you for the honest feedback, for holding us accountable, and for meeting and discussing with us in person. We fell short, and it’s our loss not to have heard your expertise on fair fares. On behalf of NACTO, I’m sorry.
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This #Juneteenth, we acknowledge that the transportation and urban planning fields have had a large role in creating and perpetuating racial inequality. We also have the promise, ability, and responsibility for helping to change these outcomes.
fastcompany.com/3061873/how-ur…
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We’ll miss @LindaBBailey dearly at @NACTO but we’re thrilled for @DDOTDC and looking forward to great #VisionZero progress under her leadership!
Vision Zero DC@DCVisionZero
Have you heard? @MayorBowser just announced the Director of @DDOTDC's first-ever #VisionZero office is former Executive Director of @NACTO Linda Bailey! This is a huge win for the District. Welcome, Boss 😍
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I have never been more confident in the future of a professional organization, Congrats @corinnekisner @NACTO & member cities
Corinne Kisner@corinnekisner
Together, cities hold enormous collective power. We must use that strength—in both transportation policy and street design—to meaningfully address climate change, traffic fatalities, and systemic racism and inequality.
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Together, cities hold enormous collective power. We must use that strength—in both transportation policy and street design—to meaningfully address climate change, traffic fatalities, and systemic racism and inequality.
NACTO@NACTO
NACTO Announces Leadership Transition nacto.org/2019/01/14/nac…
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Today’s most successful transportation leaders have more than technical competency – they have the ability to articulate and implement a bold vision for how we move and live in cities.
Congratulations to the inaugural class of Leadership NACTO!
nacto.org/leadershipnacto
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Are bureaucratic snafus keeping your city from designing better streets? @NACTO wants to help untangle the knot. usa.streetsblog.org/2017/06/08/nac…
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Listened to this last week and was super inspired by what @corinnekisner and Matthew Roe had to say about designing streets for people: twitter.com/NACTO/status/8…
NACTO@NACTO
Your evening podcast: How the NACTO guides reorient streets so walking, biking, and transit come first. Listen: usa.streetsblog.org/2017/03/10/tal…
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