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Giving back to the communities in which we live, work, and play is an important part of the Southern Title culture. You can find some of the organizations we support with our time, talent, and treasure here: https://bit.ly/3rs5XMV #SouthernTitle

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Juneteenth is a day to celebrate the freedom of all Americans and to reflect on the progress that has been made, as well as the work that still needs to be done to achieve racial justice. At Colorado CarShare, we are committed to creating a more equitable and just transportation system. We believe that everyone should have access to affordable and reliable transportation, regardless of race, income, or where they live. That's why we offer discounted rates to low-income residents and partner with community organizations to provide transportation to underserved communities. We also encourage our members to use their CarShare vehicles to support Black-owned businesses and community events. On Juneteenth, we invite you to join us in celebrating the freedom of all Americans and to recommit ourselves to working towards a more just and equitable society. #Juneteenth #FreedomDay #RacialJustice #TransportationEquity #protecttheearth #savemoney #colorado #carshare #carshareCO #coloradocarshare #explorecolorado #coloradolifestyle #coloradoliving #carsharing #electriccars #sustainabletransportation #hybrid #environment #sustainability

? ?? Fostering an inclusive construction workforce is a moral and strategic imperative. Tough Leaf, NAWIC Greater New York Chapter 240, and the Queens Chamber of Commerce recently hosted Building Inclusivity 2024, a powerful DEI summit highlighting key insights: Leadership drives real change. Partnerships between subcontractors and general contractors built on trust are crucial. Construction companies' DEI initiatives impact communities through local partnerships, listening, and creative volunteerism. As Janice Haughton of Turner stated, "Diversity is being invited, but inclusion is being asked to dance." Let's keep moving towards an empowered, equitable construction workforce serving all communities. Check out the inspiring Tough Leaf blog post recapping more insights from this impactful event. https://lnkd.in/dDQBpJfs #womeninconstruction, #womencontractors, #womengeneralcontractors, #subcontractordiversity, #generalcontractor, #primecontractors, #MBE, #WBE, #DBE, #MWBE, #XBE, #SDVOB, #DEI, #DIVERSITY, #CONSTRUCTION, #SUBCONTRACTOR, #DIVERSEFIRM, #INCLUSION, #DEIB, #UBE, #XBE

The outdoors should be a space where everyone feels welcome, yet many communities still face barriers. Being an ally in outdoor spaces is about fostering inclusivity, listening to diverse voices, and advocating for equitable access to nature. Whether it's amplifying underrepresented perspectives, learning about challenges others face, or supporting efforts to create more inclusive outdoor experiences, each of us can make a difference. Read the guide here to becoming a stronger ally in the outdoors: https://lnkd.in/ePbHRgxe

Exciting Announcement for Cork City! As a dedicated member of the consultation team for Cork City Council - Comhairle Cathrach Chorcaí's Local Economic and Community Plan (LECP) 2024-2029, AXSChat is thrilled to present a visionary action plan focused on inclusion, disability support, and sustainability. The Local Economic and Community Plan emphasizes creating a welcoming, inclusive city where everyone has the opportunity to thrive. One of the primary goals is to ensure that individuals with disabilities are fully supported and integrated into our community. The plans outline several key initiatives to achieve this: 1-Accessibility Improvements: Enhancing public infrastructure to ensure full accessibility for people with disabilities. 2-Support Services: Expanding resources and support for individuals with disabilities to help them succeed in business, education, and daily life. 3-Awareness Campaigns: Promoting awareness about the rights and needs of people with disabilities fosters a more inclusive community. Sustainability is another cornerstone of the LECP. Cork City is committed to becoming a greener, more resilient urban environment. Key actions include: 1- Green Spaces Development: Creating and maintaining green areas for recreation and biodiversity. 2-Renewable Energy Promotion: Encouraging renewable energy sources and implementing energy-efficient practices. 3-Waste Reduction Programs: Introducing initiatives to reduce waste and promote recycling across the city. By integrating these values into our strategic objectives, we aim to build a city that grows economically and ensures the well-being and inclusion of all its residents. I encourage everyone to read the full report and get involved. Your participation and support are crucial as we work together to create a vibrant, inclusive, and sustainable future for Cork City. Antonio Vieira Santos Debra Ruh Neil Milliken #CorkCity #CommunityPlan #Inclusion #DisabilitySupport #Sustainability #LECP20242029 #TogetherForCork #axschat Read here: https://lnkd.in/ewkYuwci

?? We were delighted to join the Nature Without Barriers event last week and celebrate over 2 years of being a part of the Access to Nature learning programme, facilitated by Barnwood Trust, sharing ideas and best practise from others working towards greater accessibility, inclusivity and diversity in outdoor spaces in Gloucestershire. ?? ? Faatimah Bham, our Community Rail Development Officer, facilitated a table talk, focused on accessible communication and shared how we’ve been applying practical tips we've learnt to two key resources: ? 1?? The Gloucestershire Black History Map This resource links significant Black History sites to railway stations and walking routes, encouraging active and sustainable travel. To make it more accessible, we: -Created black-and-white versions to support colour-blind users. -Used high-contrast colours and a minimum 13pt font for better readability. 2?? The Gloucester Wellbeing Walks Map This map promotes exploring urban nature spaces starting from Gloucester train station. To improve accessibility of the map, we: ?- Adjusted line patterns to make them easier to see. - Included distances and key landmarks - Tested the routes within the team to refine the information and usability. ?? One of the key points we shared was that small changes can make a big impact. Accessibility isn’t just about legal compliance; it’s about creating resources and spaces that are truly welcoming and inclusive. ? We also talked about the importance of supporting underrepresented groups in accessing outdoor spaces. For example, through our Black History walks and nature trips, we’ve engaged over 500 people from Black and Brown communities, creating safe, empowering experiences in spaces where they might not otherwise feel welcome, instilling them with the confidence to travel to nature spaces independently. ? ?? We left the event feeling inspired and motivated by the incredible conversations and ideas shared. Huge thanks to Barnwood Trust for bringing us all together and thank you to all the other organisations involved in the programme! Josh Jones #AccessibilityMatters #InclusiveCommunication #EDI #SustainableTravel #CommunityEngagement #AccessToNature #CommunityRail

The future of parks and recreation is so bright ?? We couldn't agree more with Becky Benna, retired CEO of Five Rivers Metro Park, parks and recreation plays a big role is shaping community well-being, in so many areas. Benna shares her love of nature and being outdoors, recreation programs, mentorship, and career development, watch the full video and others: https://bit.ly/43M6tUF Park and recreation professionals wear many hats, they're community builders, advocates, mentors- to name a few. We've found the stories they have to tell incredibly powerful. That’s why we started the video-storytelling project, Park and Recreation Stories. Through uplifting voices in the field we aim to highlight the power of parks, as well as significant events experienced by our members, partners and advocates. We’re excited to continue sharing these stories with you throughout 2024 and into 2025 as we begin celebrating our 60th anniversary. #ParkAndRecStories #NRPA60 #PowerOfParks #WhereYouBelong #ParkAndRecMonth

Creating diversity, equity, and inclusion in the outdoors is an industry-wide issue. We all get to look at it as professionals and ask, “How we can be more welcoming and inclusive? How may we better serve and provide access? Read more about creating a more diverse, inclusive, welcoming, and accessible outdoor industry: https://lnkd.in/g4aA6zts #APIarchives

Bilston has a history of doing things its own way. Legacies of making, social organising and innovation have cultivated a unique local energy — not least the first UK town to index happiness. With new central government funding coming into the town over the next decade, residents must be empowered to draw on this legacy to seed new cultural growth in Bilston.?We’ve been working to produce a Cultural Infrastructure Micro-Plan to set a trajectory for culture rooted in local values.?We’ve worked with the?West Midlands Combined Authority?and?City of Wolverhampton Council – supported by collaborators?PRD?and?Stockdale?– and connected with local stakeholders who will take forwards opportunities. Current momentum to strengthen Bilston’s offer as a place for culture is strong and over ￡45 million is destined for Bilston across the next ten years. This micro-plan for Bilston’s cultural development recommends four priority projects. These projects align closely with Bilston’s cultural requirements and aim to leverage existing and emerging cultural initiatives, such as those led by the Gazebo Theatre, the new Urban Room, Bilston Market regeneration efforts, and the grassroots music scene. We recognise it is important to ensure opportunities for culture lock in Bilston’s values — the things like happiness, cohesion, and healthy communities that have always been important to people in this place. Understanding which town centre assets can play a role in this mission, and imagining how Bilston’s creative residents can activate them, will be key first steps in embedding culture in the town. Read more about how the Cultural Infrastructure Micro-Plan will do this: https://lnkd.in/eR2hzH2z #culture #creativity #westmidlands #bilston #towns #gazebotheatre #urbanroom