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Tag: Community Engagement

Local Knowledge Can Improve Public Health

A recent review shows why residents belong at the table when communities work on health problems.

Residents Help Find Environmental Health Risks

Federal public health guidance treats community participation as part of a sound investigation.

Community Air Monitoring Starts With a Good Question

Lower-cost sensors can help residents learn about local air, when the project is carefully designed.

Broadband Planning Works Better With Local Voices

Rural residents can help define where internet access fails and what a useful solution must provide.

Better Transportation Begins With Better Listening

The U.S. Department of Transportation says early public involvement can improve decisions and build trust.

Community Feedback Helps Funders Make Better Choices

A national survey finds that foundations and nonprofits value feedback, while time and resources often limit its use.

Community Participation Improves Environmental Investigations

Federal PFAS work shows why residents should help shape questions and understand the results.
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