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We developed the methodology and led the spatial analysis for EJNYC: A Study of Environmental Justice Issues in New York City, a groundbreaking report from the Mayor's Office of Climate and Environmental Justice that addresses environmental justice across the city.

The DME Interactive Boundary Explorer lets users examine current DC public school boundaries, propose new ones, and analyze their potential impacts.

The Hudson Square BID plan reimagines neighborhood streets and public spaces, using an interactive website to showcase economic and urban design opportunities.

This initiative sheds light on a pressing issue faced by many in the gig economy: the lack of accessible, safe, and clean restrooms. Our team collaborated on research and strategy to emphasize inclusive urban planning solutions that improve conditions for workers while fostering partnerships among businesses, government, and communities.

This campaign, developed in fall 2021 by the Center for Zero Waste Design and WXY, promotes equitable zero-waste strategies in buildings and public spaces. Together they also led the creation of the Zero Waste Design Guidelines, which compiled global best practices and engaged stakeholders to devise comprehensive waste reduction and management strategies.

The “Greater Rockaway” Coastal Resilience Training Guide (the Dunebook) is a technical training manual used to support the work of RISE’s restoration stewards, including the Dune Squad, Shore Corps, staff members, consultants, and volunteers.