Shane Phillips, the author of The Affordable City, shares his multi-pronged approach that tackles the Three S's of housing Supply, Stability, and Subsidies with the LIVE audience at Coastal Conversations on August 30th, 2022 in Mobile, Alabama.

Shane Phillips manages the UCLA Lewis Center Housing Initiative, where he develops research, policy analysis, and educational materials to improve the public's understanding of the causes of and solutions to America's housing challenges. He co-hosts the UCLA Housing Voice Podcast which translates emerging academic research into plain, jargon-free language, and previously taught as an adjunct instructor at USC and worked as policy director for Central City Association, a civic and business advocacy organization in downtown LA. Shane has written for the Los Angeles Times, the San Francisco Chronicle, the Atlantic, and other local and national outlets, and also writes at his blog, Better Institutions (betterinstitutions.com). He received his bachelor's degree in biochemistry from the University of Washington and masters degrees in urban planning and public administration from the University of Southern California.

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What Is Coastal Conversations
Coastal Conversations is a program of Coastal Alabama Partnership and is a platform for citizens to engage with experts who will provide leading edge information and share big ideas. Our goal is to expand awareness of issues, to increase knowledge of best practices and to inspire positive change.

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Dr. Cedric Alexander is one of America's leading voices on modern policing. On this Coastal Conversation episode, he shares his insights, analysis, and the ideas of others regarding how police training needs to change, how officers can connect closer to all aspects of the community, and the future of law enforcement.

More About Dr. Cedric Alexander
Dr. Cedric Alexander is a clinical psychologist and a public safety executive who has served at all levels of government. He is a law enforcement analyst who has appeared on MSNBC's "Morning Joe," "CBS Evening News," "ABC World News with Diane Sawyer," and "NBC Nightly News." Alexander also authored "The New Guardians: Policing in America's Communities for the 21st Century" and numerous opinion editorials for CNN and The Washington Post.

Author of "The New Guardians: Policing In America's Communities for the 21st Century." He is a Pensacola, Florida native and appeared at CivicCon 2020 to discuss police reform and social justice.


This Coastal Conversation was recorded LIVE on April 19th, 2022 at the MacQueen Alumni Center on the University of South Alabama in Mobile, Alabama.

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The Atlanta Beltline Project is a sustainable redevelopment project that will ultimately connect 45 intown neighborhoods via a 22-mile loop of multi-use trails, modern streetcar, and parks – all based on railroad corridors that formerly encircled Atlanta, Ga. When completed, it will provide first and last-mile connectivity for regional transportation initiatives and put Atlanta on a path to 21st-century economic growth and sustainability. President & CEO of Atlanta BeltLine, Inc., Clyde Higgs, gives the Coastal Conversations audience an update on this incredible project. Plus, he shares the lessons learned during the planning and building process and city planning ideas that other cities could incorporate from their early success and outcomes.

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This Coastal Conversation was recorded LIVE on March 15. 2022 at Bernheim Hall of the Ben May Library in Mobile, Alabama.

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