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Subject Will your city take the Public Art Challenge?
Date November 22, 2022 4:28 PM
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In the spirit of the Thanksgiving holiday this week in the U.S., we want to
say how thankful we are for our partners. The mayors and local leaders bringing
communities together. The artists revitalizing neighborhoods. The public health
practitioners fighting to save lives. The educators and experts helping
students succeed. The advocates and innovators building a greener, healthier
future. And so many more.

We're glad to share some of the most recent work that Bloomberg
Philanthropies is leading and supporting with many of those partners today:
Is Your City Ready for the Public Art Challenge? <>
Coming Together to Take on America's Public Health Crises <>
Hundreds of Mayors Working to Change the World <>
Reducing Road Deaths in Mumbai <>
Helping Cities Capitalize on Historic Climate Investments <>
We hope you have a wonderful Thanksgiving!

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What Could Your City Do
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Last week we launched our third Public Art Challenge, which will grant as much
as $1 million to up to 10 U.S. cities for public art projects that build
community, tackle civic issues, and drive creative partnerships. Previously
selected cities developed creative community-led projects to address challenges
from healing after gun violence to climate change. Together, these projects
have spurred policy changes and more than $100 million in economic development.
Mayors have until February 15 to apply.

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APPLY NOW
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Save the Date: Bloomberg American Health Summit
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America is facing multiple public health crises at once — from the overdose
epidemic to the fallout from COVID-19. On December 6 in Philadelphia, the main
plenary session of the Bloomberg American Health Summit will convene
policymakers, experts, innovators, and others for conversations about urgently
needed and eminently achievable ways to make progress and save lives. Speakers
will include CDC Director Rochelle Walensky; New York State Commissioner of
Health Dr. Mary T. Bassett; New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham; Health
Commissioner of Philadelphia Department of Public Health Dr. Cheryl Bettigole;
Bloomberg American Health Initiative Director Dr. Josh M. Sharfstein; and Mike
Bloomberg.

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CityLab's Message of Hope
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What happens when more than 500 mayors, artists, experts, and innovators come
together to talk about the future? Insightful conversations, creative and
collaborative solutions, and — most importantly — a powerful sense of hope.
Take a moment to look back at Bloomberg CityLab 2022 and see how city leaders
around the world are coming together to take on the biggest challenges.

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Reducing Road Deaths by 43% in Mumbai
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The city of Mumbai has struggled with heavy — and deadly — traffic for many
years. Through street improvements, safety awareness campaigns, and other
collaborative interventions, the Bloomberg Philanthropies Initiative for Global
Road Safety has worked with local planners to reduce the number of road
fatalities in Mumbai by 43%, according to 2020 data.

Watch a short video to find out how Mumbai is protecting pedestrians (and
reducing traffic) for its residents.

Watch now →
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A Guidebook for Local Climate Investments
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The Inflation Reduction Act represents the largest climate investment in U.S.
history. To help local leaders understand the resources available to them
through the law, Climate Mayors and C40 Cities released "Climate Action and the
Inflation Reduction Act: A Guide for Local Government Leaders." The guidebook —
supported by Bloomberg Philanthropies — advises U.S. mayors and city staff on
opportunities for local governments, organizations, and businesses to implement
the IRA and address climate change.

Learn more →
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Photo Spotlight


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"If we're successful, the fight against climate change will stand as a
monument to human ingenuity and imagination — just like Egypt's culture has,
for so many generations," wrote Mikeon LinkedIn
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following his time at COP27 in Sharm El-Sheikh. "As commitments are made at
COP27, it'll take all of us working together, sharing ideas, and putting words
into action to win this fight."Learn more about our announcements from COP27 →
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More Stories

Bloomberg Philanthropies Commits Additional $50 Million to Eradicate Polio
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The Bloomberg-Sagol Center for City Leadership Announces Inaugural Class of 20
Mayors
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About our work

Bloomberg Philanthropies invests in 941 cities and 173 countries around the
world to ensure better, longer lives for the greatest number of people. The
organization focuses on five key areas for creating lasting change: Public
Health, Education, Government Innovation, Environment, and the Arts.


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Bloomberg Philanthropies encompasses all of Michael R. Bloomberg's giving,
including his foundation, corporate, and personal philanthropy as well as
Bloomberg Associates, a pro bono consultancy that works in cities around the
world. In 2021, Bloomberg Philanthropies distributed $1.66 billion.

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