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Placemaking 101
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Watch both videos with a single click.
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Placemaking during a pandemic
5:58
While the COVID-19 pandemic is in some ways a barrier to placemaking with new social distancing, public gathering and masking requirements, in other ways the core tenants of placemaking are key to economic and societal recovery during this unpreceden
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What makes a successful place?
7:19
Any community can combine the three core elements of placemaking—something to do, somewhere to sit, and something to eat and drink—to create a vibrant place that makes people want to gather together. These projects increase safety, health outcomes a
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Video 6: AARP Network of Age-Friendly States and Communities
12:22
Learn about implementing an age-friendly action plan and writing the community's first progress report
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What Is A Livable Community Captioned Video
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What is A Livable Community
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AARP Community Challenge for More Livable Communities
2:28
Help your community become more livable! See how past grant winners have improved their communities for all ages.
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Solutions Forum on the Future of Transportation: Part 2
36:30
AARP’s Jana Lynott and Politico’s Tanya Snyder discuss the future of transportation with experts in community transportation and innovators in mobility.
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Solutions Forum on the Future of Transportation: Part 1
19:31
AARP Senior Policy Advisor Jana Lynott presents her research on the disruption to transportation services in the United States and globally.
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The AARP Livability Index: Great Neighborhoods for All Ages - AARP
3:23
Brief introduction and overview of the AARP Livability Index
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Universal Mobility as a Service - AARP
3:20
No matter age, income, disability or community size, everyone can get from here to there easily, safely and affordably with Universal Mobility as a Service—a new vision for the future of transportation.
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House of Freedom: A Home for Older Americans — AARP
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From nonskid floors to wide doors, we look inside this universal design home, built in 1961 by AARP and a building trade association. AARP founder Ethel Percy Andrus presented a model of it to President Dwight Eisenhower at the White House.
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