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Whether you're staying home, working from home, or bravely heading to work

this

week, we hope your household is well this afternoon.







Every behavior, every action, is up for evaluation these days. they affect

our

loved ones and neighbors—anyone who we are close to, and even people who we

aren't.







What an amazing opportunity. When else have we been required to evaluate

our most basic assumptions and

patterns? When can we so intentionally evaluate the systems and structures

around us, if not when they are under strain?







Contributor to withstand such strain on Thursday, outlining the many ways

we can make sure that our cities are Making plans based on the lessons we

are learning will give us confidence and

certainty in otherwise uncertain times.







You can check in with Strong Towns for regular commentary and insight into

what can happen now to make sure our communities continue to function, and

what happens next, when we can gather in numbers again, to rebuild our

places

even stronger.











As we reach out to our friends and neighbors, check in on those who need

help,

and stay connected via the amazing internet tools we have , we'll find

comfort with each other.







Best wishes,









– Lauren at Strong Towns



Strong Towns



www.strongtowns.org





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