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Many buildings, parks, and cities are still shaped by planning and design approaches that do not fully reflect the diversity of people’s lived experiences. By informing decision-makers, students and designers, your voice can help make public buildings and places more inclusive, more valuable and more sustainable.

3 ways to contribute

📷 Take a picture showing what you like in a public building or public space, along with a short description (300 words).🎤 Record a voice message on your phone while experiencing the place you like and take a picture. 🎥 Take a short video and record your voice describing the place you like and take a picture.

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Please note that your submission will be moderated prior to publication. Unless otherwise indicated, only your first name will appear on the platform. Once the content has been verified, your contribution and images will appear on the “Quality Map of Canada” within 24 hours.

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