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How do you get people excited about participating in a city’s planning process, especially a long-term comprehensive plan? How can you center equity in your process and your plan?
Listen to Aja Hazelhoff, Outreach and Engagement Coordinator at the City of Seattle's Office of Planning & Community Development, to hear how Seattle approached this important piece of work, and how they partnered with their community to make the process solutions-oriented, reflective, and even joyful!
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