Title:Equity: The Planner’s Responsibility
برنامه ریزان دیدگاه منحصر به فردی را در مورد تلاقی سیاست های دولتی، منافع خصوصی و خدمت به منافع عمومی در جوامع ارائه می دهند. این مقدمه بر مجموعه ویدیویی Voices of Equity in Planning پیچیدگی کار برنامه‌ریزی در ایجاد تعادل در ارزش‌های جامعه را تشخیص می‌دهد و اصول اخلاقی و استراتژی‌هایی را که برنامه‌ریزان برای هوشیاری در رسیدگی به نیازهای کسانی که اغلب به حاشیه رانده می‌شوند، برجسته می‌کند. ویدیوهای بیشتری را در سری Voices of Equity تماشا کنید: https://www.planning.org/diversity/voices-of-equity/
قسمتی از متن فیلم: I always say that planning is an interesting discipline because it is the intersection of governmental action private interest and our presumed effort to advance the public good and it’s the intersection of those things that create the complexity for us as planners we have institutions in our democratic society that have emboldened and often
Supported these inequalities and often reproduce them and so for us as planners we have the responsibility of understanding that where we’ve come from requires us to be ever vigilant about the work that we have before us I think it’s important for community planners to think critically about social equity for
A couple of reasons as planners we have a responsibility to understand anticipate and advise stakeholders about issues that otherwise could get out of control let’s say for the lack of a better word we call them blind spots this is not simply a civil rights issue it’s not only about sort of the old
Notions of fair housing meaning non-discrimination it means understanding institutional and structural racism it means not just economic development the way we used to practice it but understanding what kinds of development can be inclusive can lead to better outcomes for workers and a whole range of other issues so the structural understanding behind the
Planning practices is what I think the current vision of equity is all about as a planner professional planner especially the the organization and profession have already decided that these are important things and so by coming into this field you are effectively coming on board and agreeing to care about these things I think
Planners have a responsibility to all members of the community it doesn’t matter if they represent education or economic development or a special interest group we have a responsibility to represent all members and I think that we have skills that allow us to do that we need to be
Creative about how to create and recreate places in a way that focus on people who have historically been underserved as the planner social equity and readiness are really important components to actually be able to do this work on the ground and it stems from institutional support and political
Cover to be able to do that work because it does require having really tough conversations out in the community we cannot plan from our desks that’s the message I have for emerging planners planning students and seasoned professionals so they can understand what are the planning issues that need
To be resolved and how can we work together to resolve this is one of the most important issues facing our profession what are the skill sets that planners need to have how can we as a PA organize them prepare them provide resources so that they can make a
Difference I wanted to be part of the charge which provided better tools and resources and created the expectation of our profession that this is our job this is our central duty I think planners because of the work that they do with communities and community members and
Because of the work that they do in shaping communities have a real ability to address this and I think I think the time is now you
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Time: 1595430218
Date: 2020-07-22 19:33:38
Duration: 00:03:44
