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Neighborhood Resilience

Fire engine traveling through a dense residential neighborhood with ADUs, parked vehicles, utility infrastructure, and limited street space, illustrating the relationship between housing density, emergency access, and community resilience.
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When Housing Policy Meets Emergency Access: The Hidden Public Safety Dimension of Density

Housing policy is often discussed in terms of units: how many homes a community needs, how quickly they can be approved, how much they cost, and where additional density should…

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Community members receive water, shade, and wellness checks in a public park being used as a resilience hub during a crisis.
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Parks as Resilience Infrastructure: Why Public Spaces Matter During Crisis

When communities think about disaster infrastructure, they often imagine fire stations, hospitals, emergency operations centers, bridges, power grids, evacuation routes, and communication systems. Those assets are essential. Yet one of…

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D'Andre Lampkin leading a neighborhood resilience discussion during an Emergency Network Los Angeles Lunch & Learn
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Building Neighborhood Resilience, Together

Building Neighborhood Resilience, Together On January 13, the D’Andre D. Lampkin Foundation was honored to present Build a Neighborhood Resilience Team in 30 Days at the Emergency Network Los Angeles…

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