By Christopher Dunne At Highland Planning, we have four core values that inform our work: Honor People Go to Them Make It Sparkle Listen In
By Tanya Zwahlen The last few months have brought dissent to the foreground. From Black Lives Matter to anti-mask demonstrations to protests about the Rochester City School District budget cuts, we are observing the state of our nation and reflecting on what protests represent to our communities. We
By Nancy Raca Despite all the virtual public engagement we’ve been doing lately due to COVID-19, sometimes there’s just no substitute for meeting people in
by Charvi Gupta You might think that the COVID-19 pandemic would spell disaster for public engagement. How can we get input from the public when
We need public engagement more than ever. But we have to completely rethink how we do it. The act of gathering in groups to discuss
Last week we partnered with Fisher Associates to present the webinar “Public Participation Tools for a New World.” It was an opportunity for us to
Complying with the Open Meeting Law (OML) in New York State can be perceived as a challenge for government bodies. To understand the hurdles OML
Rethinking public engagement during social distancing In response to the COVID-19 outbreak, the Center for Disease Control recommends that U.S. citizens avoid close contact by
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