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Brooklyn man shot, then run over by driver while fleeing scene: cops - Vimarsana News

Brooklyn man shot, then run over by driver while fleeing scene: cops

A man is recovering in the hospital after being shot in Brooklyn on Monday morning, then getting run over by a driver while fleeing the mayhem.

Source: amny.com
NYC's most unsafe streets, report shows - Vimarsana News

NYC's most unsafe streets, report shows

A new website allows New Yorkers to see which neighborhoods have higher rates of traffic deaths and injuries.

Source: fox5ny.com
A New Digital Tool Allows Users to Investigate Spatial Equity across New York City's Communities - Vimarsana News

A New Digital Tool Allows Users to Investigate Spatial Equity across New York City's Communities

Spatial Equity NYC is a digital tool that helps users understand how space is distributed and restricted across the neighborhoods of New York City.

New online tool tracks traffic density, air pollution, access to parks and more in NYC by neighborhood - Vimarsana News

New online tool tracks traffic density, air pollution, access to parks and more in NYC by neighborhood

It's all compiled on a new online tool with the goal to correct "spatial inequities."

The Biden administration should solve America's infrastructure problems with a special equity-based recovery. - Vimarsana News

The Biden administration should solve America's infrastructure problems with a special equity-based recovery.

The COVID-19 pandemic is like a ruthless magnifying glass, exposing the vicious inequities at the core of our society. Those affected most have been the overlooked communities who had already been disproportionately struggling before the virus, like minorities, the urban and rural poor, the working class, prisoners, and the elderly. Unfortunately, due to a long-standing combination of systemic racism, disinvestment, and questionable policy decisions, the built environment around us exposes virtually the exact same inequities. In marginalized places, so many buildings—from public housing to ...

Source: slate.com