Developing environments that remove barriers to physical activity and social well-being is a necessary step towards improving the healthy identity of a city and the people it serves.
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It would have policies that reflect the intersectional nature of health probability.
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Voting is how you use your voice to choose the people who create the programs, plans and policies that provide the systems of support for daily life.
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Common humanity is a shared state of being
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When you don’t know what to say, start here…
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Creating an ecosystem of care is imperative for creating a culture of connection.
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What if we made it easier for people to take care of themselves and took care of them by providing running lanes as healthcare infrastructure?
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Health probability sums up systemic influences on physical and mental well-being and the likelihood of their impacts.
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Using this opportunity to create a fully programmed trail with active design principles outside of the paywall is a way to show investment and commitment to South Dallas neighborhoods and the city as a whole.
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Checking in with friends, meeting new people and expanding our options and outlooks through shared public space builds community, offers hope, and supports resilience.
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Perimeter trails are an effective design solution for providing pedestrian options for transportation and recreation in a community.
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As an environmental designer, I know that the purpose of urban planning is for human health and that placemaking for running can be on anybody’s drawing board – if it is part of the conversation.
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