A community-led project aims to help local residents see themselves in new infrastructure and introduce visitors to the local Black neighborhood history in Hyde Park,
When a new bus rapid transit (BRT) system was being planned in Oakland, California, a local nonprofit helped deepen community outreach and employed young people
As part of the Arts & Transportation Rapid Response initiative, Bay Area Rapid Transit worked with artist Tosha Stimage to pilot an approach to normalize
As part of the Arts & Transportation Rapid Response initiative, the City of Oakland worked with artist Jonathan Brumfield to pilot a solution for more
In a neighborhood that was cut in half by the construction of Interstate 5 in the 1960s, local artists and community members came together to
In an effort to address health issues in some underserved neighborhoods, a private health foundation worked with the Alliance for California Traditional Arts (ACTA) to
In response to investments being made by Los Angeles County in the unincorporated south LA community of Willowbrook, the Los Angeles County Arts Commission developed
Partnering with the Mariposa Arts Council to form a Creative Placemaking Advisory Council, the Mariposa County Planning Department created an artist-led plan to develop a
In the early 2000s, in direct response to a rash of pedestrian fatalities among older Asian American residents and recent immigrants, the Asian Health Services
As the inaugural artist for the Creative Catalyst Artist-in-Residence program at Los Angeles Department of Transportation (LADOT), Alan Nakagawa delivered on the agency’s goal for
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