People Behind the Plans: Jana Lynott, AICP
How livable is your community? The AARP Livability Index sets out
to tell residents just that, based on ratings in several
categories: housing, neighborhood, transportation, environment,
health, engagement, and opportunity. First launched in 2015, it was
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How livable is your community? The AARP Livability Index sets out
to tell residents just that, based on ratings in several
categories: housing, neighborhood, transportation, environment,
health, engagement, and opportunity. First launched in 2015, it was
comprehensively updated in 2018. As senior strategic policy advisor
with AARP Public Policy Institute’s Livable Communities team, Jana
Lynott, AICP, was responsible for its development. She and host
Courtney Kashima, AICP, talk about how the index is being used as a
tool, but they also delve in to other areas of Jana's work, such as
mobility as a service (MaaS), or universal mobility as a service.
Most of the focus in transportation planning has been on how we
move around cars, but universal mobility as a service looks at how
we can best move around people. The two also discuss the language
we use to talk about aging and why planners need to think about how
the built environment affects people of all abilities.
to tell residents just that, based on ratings in several
categories: housing, neighborhood, transportation, environment,
health, engagement, and opportunity. First launched in 2015, it was
comprehensively updated in 2018. As senior strategic policy advisor
with AARP Public Policy Institute’s Livable Communities team, Jana
Lynott, AICP, was responsible for its development. She and host
Courtney Kashima, AICP, talk about how the index is being used as a
tool, but they also delve in to other areas of Jana's work, such as
mobility as a service (MaaS), or universal mobility as a service.
Most of the focus in transportation planning has been on how we
move around cars, but universal mobility as a service looks at how
we can best move around people. The two also discuss the language
we use to talk about aging and why planners need to think about how
the built environment affects people of all abilities.
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