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May 10, 2023

Livable Communities Newsletter | AARP.org/Livable

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Publications & Resources

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Car Free Streets Are Healthy Streets

A short-term solution in response to the COVID-19 pandemic proved so popular in Austin, Texas, that it's here to stay.

Connecting Riders to Rides

A one-call, one-click solution is helping nondrivers in Colorado use and access transportation services.

Both articles are part of the AARP Livable Communities Local Solutions Collection, which features communities that are making positive changes for people of all ages with help from AARP.

Livability News & Notes

‘National Resilience’ Listening Sessions — The Federal Emergency Management Agency is leading an effort to promote a common understanding of resilience, people-centered planning approaches and more. To gather input from a broad range of stakeholder communities, FEMA is hosting a series of 60-minute listening sessions. Pre-registration required. Source: FEMA.org ►

Community Resilience and Extreme Heat — The U.S. Census Bureau’s Community Resilience Estimates dataset measures the social vulnerability that inhibits community resilience. A new dataset measures the same related to rising temperatures. Source: Census.org ►

Free Publication: AARP Disaster Resilience Tool Kit — Our free, 44-page photo- and strategy-filled guide (created in collaboration with FEMA) explains how local leaders can reduce risks and better protect older adults. Learn how to order or download this award-winning publication in English and/or Spanish. Source: AARP.org/DisasterResilience ►

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