Our latest co:census lesson covers Title VI requirements and leverages case studies to highlight actionable steps on how to move toward transportation equity in your work. Sign up for a free co:census account to check out the course 👉🏽 ow.ly/NnEw50OBc64

Community engagement shouldn't be transactional. At 1PM ET on 7/19, Aleiya will walk you through exercises to help you create more equitable & intentional engagement strategies. Seats for this session are limited. Secure yours now 👉🏽 ow.ly/g7G450OHROI

🎉 Introducing audio-transcription: You can now upload audio & video files directly to co:census, eliminating the need to take notes during meetings manually. Start making more community-informed decisions with a free co:census account 👉🏽 ow.ly/Wabr50OTPoh

Building vibrant communities demands intentionality and that's something our co:mmunity excels at! 👏🏽 Check out their stories @ ow.ly/8Iob50OTPQZ.

Calling all NYC based folx working in the built environment (planners, designers, architects, & consultants...we're 👀 at you). 📢 Join our co:mmunity for an IRL HH at Randolph's Brewery at 6PM on 7/19. Seats are limited. RSVP today @ ow.ly/S6YQ50OTRHk

The spaces we design should reflect our communities & their needs. At 3:30PM ET on 7/19, Jose Richard is gonna dive into why this is especially important when designing queer public spaces. Our 2nd annual co:mmunity conference kicks off on 7/18. RSVP @ ow.ly/g7G450OHROI

Here are some resources from our team to help you think about your engagement practice in more inclusive, equitable, & sustainable ways Listen 👉🏽 ow.ly/GkoS50OTQwH Watch 👉🏽 ow.ly/8vRP50OTQwJ Read 👉🏽 ow.ly/jqkA50OTQwI

One of our first co:census lessons, Inclusive Engagement is Intentional Engagement, teaches folks frameworks & strategies to help them make their engagement more inclusive & equitable. Sign up for a free co:census account to check out the course 👉🏽 ow.ly/YBZV50OBc65

The spaces we design should reflect our communities & their needs. At 2:45PM ET on 7/19, Desiree is gonna dive into why this is especially important when designing Black public spaces. Our 2nd annual co:mmunity conference kicks off on 7/18. RSVP @ ow.ly/g7G450OHROI

"Picture a city where everything that matters is just footsteps or a bike ride away. This is the essence of the 15-minute city..." ow.ly/Ir8V50P5cUH

"It's reimagining what underutilized lots, or parcels, or buildings can be. And also identifying the community need." 💎 Check out Desiree's podcast with the Urban Planning is Not Boring Urban Planning is Not Boring team over at: ow.ly/A9mc50OTQRO

We are 1️⃣ week away from our 2nd annual co:mmunity conference! RSVPs will be open until the 17th. Don't miss out on the virtual vibes. RSVP @ ow.ly/8O6050OTQVW

We're big fans of qualitative data, incase you haven't noticed. 👏🏽 So Jovanny spent some time exploring the importance of qualitative data, the insights it yields, and how the The Brookings Institution FMCi exemplifies the importance of qual research. cocensus.io/blog/the-role-…

📣 The team has an exciting update to share... We've been selected for the Google for Startups for Startups Black Founders Fund! With Google for Startups' support, we look forward to continuing to challenge the status quo of design. ✊🏽 #FundBlackFounders

You still have time to sign up for our co:mmunity conference! RSVP over at ow.ly/g7G450OHROI

"The American Institute of Certified Planners (AICP) license doesn't require competence in Black and marginalized peoples' planning history." Check out the in-between writing collab's latest piece, "Building Worlds In-Between" 👇🏽 ow.ly/n54u50PauY8

Check out our latest blog that outlines how we can handle some of the background work so you can spend more time working & creating with the communities you serve. 👇🏽 ow.ly/86bh50PawEA

Join us on 8/24 at 12PM ET for a panel discussion that explores the transformative power of co:design through the lens of community engagement & the built environment. 🤝🏽 RSVP below 👇🏽 ow.ly/SaQG50Pax6z

Our Founder took a stroll down memory lane in our latest feature over at Crain's New York by Anne Kadet. Peep the article below 👇🏽 ow.ly/R1Oj50PaWwO

"For now, [c]o:census will focus on urban planning and design clients—folks working on city development and transportation projects." Tiasia's response when asked "what's next" for co:census. Peep our latest feature over at Crain's New York @ ow.ly/WjkR50PaXmC