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Laura Sharp, PhD, the Equity Data Manager at the City of Tucson's Office of Equity, shares her approach to capturing residents’ perspectives and unique needs, which are being incorporated into the city’s project decision-making process.
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You’ve heard it before – many times in fact – that community engagement is important. That's why we at Esri have created a new podcast to help you learn from experts that are collaborating and engaging their "communities" of people (internally and externally) in really interesting ways. Check out this trailer to learn more about what's in store for season 1 of "Engagement Matters."
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