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“So I think as affordable housing evolves, we should look at the role it’s playing in the built environment and make sure that we’re not separating people”
“I’m looking at it [from the perspective of], ‘How can I help?’”
“It’s not about you and how you’re going to fix things”
“Sustainability must be equitable and equity must be sustainable.”
“People [at UEP] are really interested in digging into meaningful questions and pushing back against conventional thoughts”
“I am invested in looking for different ways low-income communities can better sustain themselves and push back against issues like gentrification”
“We are going to need inclusive, evidence-based policies that are developed collaboratively and that work in the real world”
“Too often, low income communities and communities are left out of decision making and are isolated in confronting the challenges of life.”
“I fundamentally believe – even more so now, at the end of the program – that planning is about people first and foremost”