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Planning in the Age of Participation — presentation at SCARP 2010 Student Symposium on Resilience

by Karen Quinn Fung | posted in City, Soup to Nuts, Featured, Scholarship, Technology | tagged as citizen science, cycletracks, digital media, everyblock, open data, resilience, social media, urban planning

Some reflections and thoughts on my presentation on “Planning in the Age of Participation,” my presentation at the 2010 SCARP Symposium on Resilience.

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Speaking: Digital Media Panel at SCARP Symposium on Planning for Resilience

by Karen Quinn Fung | posted in City, Soup to Nuts, Featured, Scholarship | tagged as frances bula. social media, online engagement, planning, public engagement, resilience, scarp, symposium

I will be speaking at SCARP’s 2nd annual symposium on “Planning for Resilience” on March 5th, 2010. The panel is being presented by PlanningPool, and is on the topic of how groups in planning are taking up the tremendous communication and engagement opportunity represented by blogs and other digital media.

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