In Fall 2024, San Diego State University (SDSU) student researchers enrolled in Dr. Norah Shultz’s Sociology 407 course collaborated with National City and SDSU’s Sage Project to support ongoing efforts aimed at improving transportation access, safety, and sustainability in District 1. This collaboration was part of a larger initiative tied to the City’s Sustainable Mobility […]
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This report presents the findings of an applied anthropology partnership between students in Anthropology 531: Methods in Applied Anthropology at San Diego State University and the City of National City, conducted through the SDSU Sage Project. The class sought to answer the question:“According to community members, what are the obstacles to sustainable mobility in National […]
This report is a result of the collaborative partnership between the Black Women’s Resilience Project (BWRP) and the Sage Project at San Diego State University (SDSU). The BWRP, a project sponsored by Jewish Family Service of San Diego (JFSSD), is a guaranteed income (GI) program intended to uplift low-income Black women and their families out […]
This project examines future water scenarios for La Paz County, examining how the growth of agriculture, tourism, and other industries could impact local water resources and community well-being. Through scenario mapping, the project will highlight both the challenges and opportunities associated with balancing economic development and sustainable water use. Students from the Master of Sustainability […]
The Tempe Chamber of Commerce supports local businesses and drives economic growth in the City of Tempe, a vibrant hub of innovation in the Phoenix Metropolitan Area. Committed to providing value to its members and strengthening the local business community, the Chamber is exploring strategies to improve membership retention and engagement. Undergraduate students from the […]
The City of Tempe is a forward-looking community dedicated to building a resilient and inclusive economy that meets the needs of its residents and regional partners. With a strong focus on workforce development, the City is evaluating how to better align its programs with evolving industry demands and long-term labor market trends. As part of […]
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The City of Tempe is a dynamic and innovative community located in the heart of the Phoenix Metropolitan Area. Home to more than 190,000 residents and the Arizona State University Tempe Campus, the City is committed to advancing sustainable, inclusive, and forward-thinking policies that enhance quality of life for all. As part of these efforts, […]
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The City of Tempe is a dynamic hub of innovation and economic activity within the Phoenix Metropolitan Area, home to over 190,000 residents and the Arizona State University Tempe Campus. Committed to fostering inclusive growth and supporting local entrepreneurship, the City is exploring new ways to strengthen its role in supporting its business community. Graduate […]
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The City of Tempe is a vibrant and forward-thinking community at the heart of the Phoenix Metropolitan Area. Home to more than 190,000 residents and the Arizona State University Tempe Campus, the City is committed to promoting long-term livability, economic vitality, and equitable access to opportunities for all generations. In response to shifting demographics and […]
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The Town of Miami is a historic mining community situated in Arizona’s Copper Corridor. With a growing population driven by renewed mining activity, the Town is seeking to position itself as a sustainable and attractive destination for both visitors and new residents. To help realize this vision, the Town of Miami is initiating a series […]
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