• SMART Inclusion Podcast: Community Benefits & Justice 40 with Dr. Jeffrey Lowe

  • 2024/11/15
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SMART Inclusion Podcast: Community Benefits & Justice 40 with Dr. Jeffrey Lowe

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  • In this episode of the SMART Inclusion podcast, host Todd Q. Adams sits down with Dr. Jeffrey Lowe, Associate Professor in the Department of Urban Planning and Environmental Policy at Texas Southern University. Together, they explore the deep connection between urban planning and equity economics, focusing on how thoughtful urban development can drive social justice in underserved communities. Dr. Lowe shares his personal journey from Howard University to becoming a leading expert in urban planning and environmental justice. The discussion dives into the transformative impact of the Justice 40 Initiative and how affordable housing, energy efficiency, and AI intersect to create more sustainable, resilient communities. [00:00] Introduction - Todd Q. Adams introduces urban planning’s link to equity economics in energy transition. [01:30] Guest Introduction: Dr. Jeffrey Lowe Dr. Jeffrey Lowe shares his background and role at Texas Southern University. [03:15] Dr. Lowe’s Journey into Urban Planning Dr. Lowe reflects on his shift from business to urban planning for social justice. [05:45] The Intersection of Urban Planning and Social Justice Discussion on urban planning’s impact on Black and Brown communities. [08:10] The Justice 40 Initiative An overview of how Justice 40 directs investments to underserved communities. [10:45] Affordable Housing and Artificial Intelligence How AI is used to create energy-efficient, climate-resilient affordable housing. [13:20] Distributed Energy Generation and Its Benefits Dr. Lowe explains the benefits of local energy generation like solar panels. [17:00] Public Health and Urban Planning Exploring how energy transition improves public health in polluted communities. [19:00] The Role of Urban Planners in Energy Transition Todd and Dr. Lowe discuss urban planners’ role in equitable community development. [21:00] Conclusion Todd Q. Adams recaps key points and thanks Dr. Lowe for his insights. Resources: Dr. Jeffrey Lowe - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeffrey-lowe-38234b6/ American Planning Association - https://www.planning.org/ Brookings - Quality. Independence. Impact. - https://www.brookings.edu/ @SavingPlaces | National Trust for Historic Preservation - https://savingplaces.org/ Justice40 Initiative | Environmental Justice | The White House -https://www.whitehouse.gov/environmentaljustice/justice40/ Home | Urban Land Institute - https://uli.org/

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In this episode of the SMART Inclusion podcast, host Todd Q. Adams sits down with Dr. Jeffrey Lowe, Associate Professor in the Department of Urban Planning and Environmental Policy at Texas Southern University. Together, they explore the deep connection between urban planning and equity economics, focusing on how thoughtful urban development can drive social justice in underserved communities. Dr. Lowe shares his personal journey from Howard University to becoming a leading expert in urban planning and environmental justice. The discussion dives into the transformative impact of the Justice 40 Initiative and how affordable housing, energy efficiency, and AI intersect to create more sustainable, resilient communities. [00:00] Introduction - Todd Q. Adams introduces urban planning’s link to equity economics in energy transition. [01:30] Guest Introduction: Dr. Jeffrey Lowe Dr. Jeffrey Lowe shares his background and role at Texas Southern University. [03:15] Dr. Lowe’s Journey into Urban Planning Dr. Lowe reflects on his shift from business to urban planning for social justice. [05:45] The Intersection of Urban Planning and Social Justice Discussion on urban planning’s impact on Black and Brown communities. [08:10] The Justice 40 Initiative An overview of how Justice 40 directs investments to underserved communities. [10:45] Affordable Housing and Artificial Intelligence How AI is used to create energy-efficient, climate-resilient affordable housing. [13:20] Distributed Energy Generation and Its Benefits Dr. Lowe explains the benefits of local energy generation like solar panels. [17:00] Public Health and Urban Planning Exploring how energy transition improves public health in polluted communities. [19:00] The Role of Urban Planners in Energy Transition Todd and Dr. Lowe discuss urban planners’ role in equitable community development. [21:00] Conclusion Todd Q. Adams recaps key points and thanks Dr. Lowe for his insights. Resources: Dr. Jeffrey Lowe - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeffrey-lowe-38234b6/ American Planning Association - https://www.planning.org/ Brookings - Quality. Independence. Impact. - https://www.brookings.edu/ @SavingPlaces | National Trust for Historic Preservation - https://savingplaces.org/ Justice40 Initiative | Environmental Justice | The White House -https://www.whitehouse.gov/environmentaljustice/justice40/ Home | Urban Land Institute - https://uli.org/

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