Rosemary D'Amour

@rosedamo

Now: City storytelling Former: Digital comms , Always: , Edu: , Fun fact: S'mores connoisseur

Joined January 2011
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  1. Jul 9

    The jump. The spin. The Bill Murray reference. This is the absolute best way to end the week. Congrats Zaila!

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    Zaila Avant-garde, a 14-year-old from New Orleans, won the 2021 Scripps National Spelling Bee Thursday night by correctly spelling the word "murraya.” Zaila becomes the first African American national champion in the spelling bee’s history.
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  2. Jun 26

    My motto for these last two and a half years: If it doesn’t move, we paint it. So happy to see our latest (and my last) project in downtown—a vibrant geometric mural by artist Cecilia Lueza. It’s so Florida and I love it.

    Colorful, geometric mural on the intersection of Cleveland Street and Garden Avenue in downtown Clearwater by artist Cecilia Lueza
    Aerial view of downtown Clearwater with the latest intersection mural and view of the waterfront
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  3. May 12

    In CDP’s survey, 365 respondents had city-wide emissions reduction plans in 2020 —up from just 16 a decade ago—but only 148 were aligned with science-based targets.

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  4. May 6

    Small scale, big impact: program in is exactly the kind of work local governments around the country should try to implement, clearing pathways for projects that make cities better. Support young civic innovators!

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  5. May 5

    What is it that makes ⁦ so compelling? ⁩ ⁦⁩ breaks down the show’s mastery in social impact storytelling—most important, I think, is ending stories with solutions.

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    Apr 28

    As I start to see 2021 conferences and events start to kick into gear, I want to remind fellow speakers of our Speaker Rider for Meaningfully Inclusive Events.

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  7. Apr 27

    Been thinking about this a lot this year: “...the ways we gather, produce and spread the news has changed. Maybe it’s time to reimagine the places that work happens, too.” Food for thought for newsrooms and beyond from ⁩ ⁦⁩

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  8. Retweeted
    Apr 20

    The work and trauma that went into getting justice for just one man still means this system is broken.

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    Apr 7

    "Embedding community engagement as a core component throughout the space’s lifecycle...clearly increases community attachment to, usage of, and trust in that public space."

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  10. Mar 29

    Looking forward to all of “the big boat got unstuck and so can you” content about to fill my inbox this week

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  11. Mar 25

    Libraries have never been about books. They've had to rapidly adapt in the digital age and even more so in the covid era, but they are and will remain direct connections to the community.

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  12. Mar 12

    Another lovely night listening to fairy tales, this time with a virtual reading with several amazing writers in Philly (& best bud ). If there’s a bright side in this year, it’s how we’ve found ways to join in the magic happening in other cities.

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  13. Mar 7

    Aside from the obvious tea and insight this interview brings tonight, this is also something that’s been missing in the pandemic in the streaming era—live and collective catharsis.

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  14. Mar 5

    “Maps can never be a perfect representation of the world — they are instead a representation of how the map-makers perceive the world.” So what happens when crowdsourced tools like OpenStreetMap get more commercial?

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  15. Mar 4

    Friends find ways, even in pandemics and a thousand miles apart, to stay merry and stay nerdy together.

    A little nerdy evening with tonight!! featuring about in American scripture.
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    Mar 3

    Very powerful essay linked here. It’s a must-read for those who want to truly do the work.

    But being grateful isn’t enough. As a white woman working in philanthropy, I must also acknowledge how through my actions I’ve upheld and perpetuated white supremacy 5/x
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  17. Mar 3

    When it comes to design, public infrastructure & equity in our streets, changing outcomes comes by changing processes to share power. with *the* quote of the day at : “Maybe the sexiest thing is changing the procurement process.”

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  18. Jan 25

    The Arab Spring was an important turning point for understanding technology and society, movements and countermovements. It was also a time of immense hope, writes : 10 years Later

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  19. Jan 25

    What an exciting initiative! FYI to and folks 👇👇👇

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  20. Retweeted
    Jan 20

    Somehow we weathered and witnessed A nation that isn't broken but simply unfinished There is always light if only we're brave enough to see it if only we're brave enough to be it. — Amanda Gorman

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