Increasing Community Impact with Meaningful Engagement by Brytanee Brown
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Brytanee Brown, Founder & Principal of emergent labs gave this presentation at the Forth Increasing Community Impact with Meaningful Engagement webinar on April 09, 2024.
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Increasing Community Impact with Meaningful Engagement by Brytanee Brown
- 1. Increasing Community Impact with Meaningful Engagement Forth Mobility Webinar
- 2. People Andrew Saephan (he/his) Engagement Designer & Impact Strategist Brytanee Brown (she/her) Founder & Principal Katherine Stubbs (she/her) Transportation Equity Strategist & Program Manager
- 3. emergent labs is a design studio and strategy consultancy working at the intersection of urban planning, culture, & mobility. We partner with change agents in the non-profit, private, and government sectors and center the experiences of local residents, activists, culture bearers, and creatives to improve the outcomes for racialized people. Our goal is to develop justice-oriented organizations, governments, and companies while building power in communities of color. By centering and uplifting the multi-layered Black, Indigenous, People of Color experience, we reimagine the future of the world with BIPOC as self-determining agents whose lived experiences are inscribed in the built environment. We do this by challenging dominant discourse & bringing cultural strategy to planning. We believe this centering is at the heart of true community innovation, radical reimagination, and justice.
- 4. EV Car Sharing and Mobility Hubs in Affordable Housing Pilot Project ● Bring EV car sharing, EV charging infrastructure, and other travel options to three affordable housing communities in Oakland, Richmond, and San Jose. ● East Bay Asian Local Development Corporation, First Community Housing, Richmond Community Foundation, the City of Richmond, Rich City Rides, and The Shared Use Mobility Center. ● TransForm and Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC)
- 6. Martin Luther King Shoreline Access Study (Power the People) ● Identify clean air mobility options that could remedy the barriers to accessing the only waterfront immediately accessible to Deep East Oakland residents. ● Black Cultural Zone, Higher Ground, AC Transit, Metropolitan Transportation Commission, East Bay Regional Parks District ● East Oakland Collective, City of Oakland Department of Transportation
- 8. Next Steps What is the next most elegant step you can take ensure meaningful community engagement within your program or project? What can you do next week advance community impact in your program or project?
- 9. “You have to cultivate relationships with people who can see more than you and who can see differently than you, so that together your co-imagination becomes something that actually works for everyone.” (adrienne marie brown) Thank You! Brytanee Brown, Founder & Principal Website: emergentlabs.co Twitter: @brownbrytanee Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brytaneebrown/ TransForm Joy Massey, Former Project Manager, Currently at Marin Clean Energy (MCE) Carrie Harvilla, Director of Capacity Building & Community Education East Oakland Collective Keta Price, Former Director of Planning, Currently at Hood Planning Group
Editor's Notes
- Worked collaboratively with the community to develop a virtual mobility hub (mobilityhubspilot.org). What is a mobility hub? Generate Ideas – push past the intended outcome Community-Based Planning & Design Thinking Visioning Make ideas tangible - build rough prototypes Test to learn – refine ideas by gathering feedback
- Intervention – critical analyses and responsive design solution Provide residents with direct and 24-hour access to public transit discounts, bike share and EV car share; Simulate a virtual version of the hubs in preparation for the physical elements at each site; Provide a streamlined system for transportation & shared mobility discount programs, electric vehicle car share programs onboarding to site coordinators and site level teams; Center residents by offering an experience that is on par with shared mobility companies - clean interface, high quality infographics, action-oriented buttons and text over extensive information; Further brand recognition for the Mobility Hubs Pilot Program – we want residents to know the program and recognize the logo and feel a sense of ownership.
- Community Needs Assessment Community Stewardship & Place Cultivation Community Mobilization & Activism Generative Job Development
- Planning process – community stakeholder questionnaire, design of visual engagement tools, development of final report