How 1 California City Takes a Geographic Approach to Tackling Homelessness
The city of Modesto, California used mobile apps powered by geospatial technology to identify homeless populations and improve outreach and services.
The city of Modesto, California used mobile apps powered by geospatial technology to identify homeless populations and improve outreach and services.
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Rather than making accessibility an afterthought yet again, the government can seize this opportunity to design solutions that truly serve all. What’s more, it turns out accessible design actually improves overall CX tremendously.
The city of Dubuque, Iowa, used GIS technology to expand equitable broadband access.
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