What does it take to bring more voices into the urban design process so decisions reflect lived experience and lead to more equitable, community-driven outcomes?
In this 30-minute webinar, we unpack what’s working and why in building more inclusive, effective public engagement in urban planning and design today.
Led by Social Pinpoint Practice Leads Martina Wolf Battistone and Sophia Robison, this webinar spotlights five standout projects — from Santa Fe to Honolulu — that show how accessible, well-designed digital approaches can build trust, surface meaningful input, and lead to better outcomes. You’ll leave with real-world strategies, practical tools, and actionable insights you can apply directly to your own engagement work.
Key takeaways:
- Proven approaches for engaging diverse communities in long-term planning
- Tactics for making online discussions around urban design more inclusive and effective
- Tools that capture meaningful input (and what makes them work)
- Lessons learned from five leading digital engagement initiatives across North America
