Virtual Peer Exchange Engaging Traditionally Underserved Communities The following is a recording of the webinar on engaging traditionally underserved communities using virtual public involvement techniques. Engaging traditionally underserved communities using virtual public involvement (vpi) on behalf of the office of planning, environment, and realty, you are invited to participate in a webinar tuesday, may 4, 2:30 3:30 pm edt.
Practical Approaches To Engaging Traditionally Underserved Populations The webinar features: * presentation – considerations and strategies for engaging traditionally underserved communities when using vpi tools – carolyn nelson, p.e., office of project development and environmental review;. Participants will: learn effective strategies and techniques to engage traditionally underserved communities; engage with vpi experts and each other in a live discussion; and work independently on an exercise to apply concepts to a real world project. Objective to better understand successes and challenges in planning and implementing vpi with underserved communities. provide an opportunity to collect recommendations and strategies across agencies, fields of work, and geographies. This webinar is being offered as part of fhwa’s every day counts initiative on virtual public involvement. for more information, visit fhwa’s vpi website and pel website. for questions about the vpi initiative, please contact lana lau carolyn nelson or mack frost.
Virtual Public Engagement Strategy For Underserved Communities Objective to better understand successes and challenges in planning and implementing vpi with underserved communities. provide an opportunity to collect recommendations and strategies across agencies, fields of work, and geographies. This webinar is being offered as part of fhwa’s every day counts initiative on virtual public involvement. for more information, visit fhwa’s vpi website and pel website. for questions about the vpi initiative, please contact lana lau carolyn nelson or mack frost. The videos also discuss how agencies can use vpi to address several challenges, such as effectively engaging traditionally underserved populations, individuals with disabilities, and rural and low broadband communities. Virtual public engagement is here to stay. while many local governments have been successful at exploring new technologies and seeing an increase in public participation, engaging under resourced communities continues to be a challenge. this webinar will offer some solutions. Engaging traditionally underserved communities describes considerations and strategies for engaging traditionally underserved populations when using vpi tools; a discussion of public meetings and nepa required public hearings for underserved communities; and includes a questions and answer session. Participants watched the recording of fhwa’s webinar, “engaging traditionally underserved communities with vpi” and this is a q&a and discussion of effective.
Engaging Underserved Communities In Kent Chss Centre For Health The videos also discuss how agencies can use vpi to address several challenges, such as effectively engaging traditionally underserved populations, individuals with disabilities, and rural and low broadband communities. Virtual public engagement is here to stay. while many local governments have been successful at exploring new technologies and seeing an increase in public participation, engaging under resourced communities continues to be a challenge. this webinar will offer some solutions. Engaging traditionally underserved communities describes considerations and strategies for engaging traditionally underserved populations when using vpi tools; a discussion of public meetings and nepa required public hearings for underserved communities; and includes a questions and answer session. Participants watched the recording of fhwa’s webinar, “engaging traditionally underserved communities with vpi” and this is a q&a and discussion of effective.
Publicinput Webinar Increasing Equity Through A Unified Approach To Engaging traditionally underserved communities describes considerations and strategies for engaging traditionally underserved populations when using vpi tools; a discussion of public meetings and nepa required public hearings for underserved communities; and includes a questions and answer session. Participants watched the recording of fhwa’s webinar, “engaging traditionally underserved communities with vpi” and this is a q&a and discussion of effective.
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