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As we close out Disability Pride Month, here are 7 must-read books by disabled authors!

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More conference and KC photos, courtesy of Morgan Hagquist. Sorry it took a little longer to post than planned.

AI Has Ideas About Intellectual Disabilities. It's Not Always Accurate As artificial intelligence proliferates in American life, new research finds that the technology is poised to amplify stereotypes about people with intellectual disabilities.

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Being in a city where stress-levels are high, trees help bring a sense of calm. In fact, they can relieve stress and benefit mental health by lowering blood pressure! Growing trees in Boston means a happier and more enjoyable city for all. 💚

Learn more about the benefits of urban trees and tree equity here: https://treeboston.org/tree-equity-maps/

Books the American Planning Association Transportation Planning Division's Book Club has read since September 2024: Paved Paradise by Henry Grabar, Inclusive Transportation by Davis, Killed by a Traffic Engineer by Marshall, When Driving Is Not An Option by Zivarts, Human Transit by Walker, Streetlight by Khan, Walkable City by Jeff Speck, Better Buses Better Cities by Higashide, Paved a Way by Collin Yarbrough, Confessions of a Recovering Engineer by Marohn, Jr., Autonorama by Norton, and Right of Way by Schmitt. Next up, Roadways for People by Lynn Peterson.

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