Our Resilience: Collaborative Strategies for Rebuilding the Fire-Ravaged Altadena Community
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After burning for nearly a month, the LA wildfires have finally been contained, leaving devastation in its wake. The Eaton Fire directly east of Los Angeles ravaged 14,021 acres of land and leveled much of the historic community of Altadena. The Public Works Partners team is proud to have a growing office in Pasadena, just […]
Public Works Partners Promotes Alex Fiorille to Senior Manager
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For Immediate Release New York, NY – February 03, 2025 – Public Works Partners, a WBE/DBE-certified management consulting and urban planning firm, is proud to announce the promotion of Alex Fiorille to Senior Manager on the Client Services team. This well-deserved advancement reflects Alex’s significant contributions to the firm and his commitment to fostering equitable, […]
Introducing Public Works’ 2024 Year-in-Review: Advancing Impact, Innovation, and Equity
2024 was another meaningful year for Public Works Partners, and we’re excited to celebrate the 60 projects we completed for 41 clients across 366 unique neighborhoods. Throughout this past year, we dove head-first into challenges in the workforce, transportation, health, climate, and education industries, working with our clients and partners to develop innovative, community-centered, and […]
Resilient Roots: Strategies for Sustaining Neighborhood Identity Amid Gentrification
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Authored By: Rama Ramachandran While New York City’s population has never been static, the City’s development and growth from the 1970s to today has coincided with a unique kind of urban migration. Gentrification is, according to the Anti-Displacement Network, a process of neighborhood change in historically disinvested areas “by means of real estate investment and […]
How Can We Make Urban Planning More Just? Introducing the Community Justice Index
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Recognizing the absence of restorative justice principles in urban planning, Public Works Partners created the Community Justice Index, a three-part framework for more just community-based planning. Among the first efforts to integrate restorative justice principles into urban planning, the Community Justice Index embeds repair, reconciliation, and trauma-informed approaches directly into planning processes. The Community Justice […]
Building a Resilient Future for NYC Public Transit
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Authored By: Veronica Maisch New York City has long been home to the largest public transit system in the country. Over 600 miles of subway tracks and over 300 bus routes take millions of New Yorkers to and from work, school, doctors appointments, grocery stores and wherever else they may need to go each day. […]
Lights, Camera, Inclusion: New York’s Film & TV Industry is Thriving – and It Needs YOU!
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Authored By: Alex Fiorille From the beautifully manicured parks seen in HBO’s The Gilded Age to the cozy, forested homes in Apple TV’s Severance, and from the hustle and bustle of Manhattan in HBO’s And Just Like That to its grittier streets in NBC’s Law & Order: SVU, New York’s landscape are more than just […]
Build a Powerful Coalition: The 3P Checklist for Community Impact
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The Public Works Partners team specializes in building equitable and collaborative coalitions to tackle complex, multi-disciplinary problems. Our team has created an engaging playbook detailing our 3P Checklist—Purpose, Partners, and Plan—which is a tried-and-true coalition-building method that guides organizations through a series of detailed questions that align with the principles of collective impact. A collective-impact […]
Introducing the Public Works Comprehensive Planning Playbook
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We’re thrilled to announce the release of our latest resource, the Public Works Comprehensive Planning Playbook! This playbook embodies our commitment to community-centered planning, offering a robust framework for developing comprehensive urban and regional plans. Our playbook is grounded in a deep understanding of the civic landscape, from the people to the institutions that shape […]
From Community Advocacy to Greenway Projects: Meet Senior Manager Jordan Cosby
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Joined Public Works Partners: 2021 Hometown: Monterey, California Interests: Jordan enjoys spin classes and yoga (it’s all about balance!) Jordan Cosby, a senior manager, serves as Engagement Lead across several projects, which includes working hand in hand with clients to develop and shape projects. As an urban planner and connector, she thrives on aligning Public […]
Public Works Partners Named to the 2024 Inc. 5000 List of Fastest-Growing Private Companies in America for Second Consecutive Year
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE New York, NY – August 14, 2024 – Public Works Partners is excited to announce its inclusion in the prestigious Inc. 5000 list of the fastest-growing private companies in America for the second consecutive year. This recognition highlights our unwavering commitment to driving impactful urban planning and management consulting projects that foster […]
Community Health: Centering Equity in Market Analysis
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Whether living in a small town or a large city, you have likely heard of your municipal agencies or local community-based organizations working on projects such as a comprehensive plan that will equitably align your community’s policies around land use, sustainability, and housing development, or an economic development plan that will bring equitable investment to […]