“The fundamental question is not whether entities think they are engaging communities but whether communities feel engaged. ” – National Academy of Medicine
"Feet on the Street"
Through a “granular” engagement approach, a peaceful space inc’s Environmental Holism Program (EHP) facilitates equitable community participation in strategy, planning and co-design of projects contributing to quality-of-life solutions.
We are the “feet on the street”, building trusted relationships, collecting lived experiences and building data analysis and modeling tools for more effective collaboration, community co-design and decision-making.
The Environmental Holism Program
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Creates pathways for frontline residents to become environmental health advocates, data collectors and civic influencers.
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Leads participatory science efforts such as, heat and air quality monitoring, documenting lived-experience stories of those impacted by environmental challenges.
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Provides a research enablement platform that provides depth and accuracy for urban and environmental strategy, planning, development and policy. EHP’s GeoNarrative LCA™ converts lived-experience narratives into measurable data, mapped to GSI and Lifecycle Analyses and a customizable model for effective decision-making.
- Advocates for policy changes and program investments rooted in lived experiences and community evidence.
- Works with communities, cities, local organizations, and businesses to create wholistic approaches to community resilience.
Co-Design
To build equitable and resilient cities, planners and policymakers are integrating lived experiences and community storytelling into decision-making processes. Much of this data rests on siloed platforms. Creating updated location-based narratives which includes social life cycle analysis is at the core of our EHP Platform.
These narratives, when translated into reliable and actionable data, provide a richer, more inclusive foundation for city plans, policies, and projects.
EHP GeoNarrative LCA™
” . . . critical data sets on vulnerability mapping, health outcomes and urban exposure are often held by separate institutions . . . Developing interoperable platforms and protocols for sharing . . . data must be a top priority . . . for national and local actors.” **
The GeoNarrative LCA™ is an interoperable data platform of environmental analytics, community storytelling, and EQOL consolidated into one tool.
This diagram depicts core human outcome domains and the systems,
policies, and actions that influence them.
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3965 East Cat Balue Drive
Phoenix, Arizona, USA
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Weekends: Closed
Holidays: Closed
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