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PACE TULSA has published the latest Blog with PACE TULSA May 2025 on the PACE TULSA website. This column delves into the most pressing issues facing our community and the world-at-large. From Climate Change to politics, PACE TULSA offers unique digitally cataloged perspectives on the key topics dominating conversations this month.

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  • Strengthening Pedestrian Safety and Accessibility in District 7
    Tulsa’s 91st Street and Mingo projects must adopt Safe System standards, prioritizing ADA-compliant sidewalks and signal timing to ensure high-speed corridors protect all vulnerable users.
  • Law Enforcement Agents and Misdemeanor Domestic Violence
    The article raises complex legal and social questions concerning tribal sovereignty, federal law, and the rights of African Americans, particularly in light of McGirt v. Oklahoma, 591 U.S. ___ (2020). McGirt affirmed the Muscogee (Creek) Nation’s reservation boundaries, raising questions about jurisdictional authority and its potential impact on law enforcement. The article expresses concerns about the application of tribal law to African Americans and potential discrimination. It references other relevant Supreme Court cases, including Washington State Department of Licensing v. Cougar Den, Inc., 586 U.S. ___ (2019), and Herrera v. Wyoming, 587 U.S. ___ (2019), which address treaty rights. Minnesota v. Mille Lacs Band of Chippewa Indians, 526 U.S. 172 (1999), is also cited regarding treaty interpretation.
  • Trump’s Legacy of 2017?
    “A reflection on a past presidential address, highlighting its enduring question about America’s future.”
  • Enhancing Officer Well-being
    A Critical Analysis of the Law Enforcement Mental Health and Wellness Act The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) is the federal agency charged with conducting research to improve working conditions and prevent work-related injury and illness among U.S. workers and this mission extends to police officers.  Law enforcement work remains a dangerous … Continue reading Enhancing Officer Well-being
  • Enhancing Pedestrian Safety through Data-Driven Insights
    This strategy outlines a data-driven approach to enhancing pedestrian safety. By analyzing comprehensive data on pedestrian accidents, traffic patterns, and public awareness, organizations can identify high-risk areas and implement targeted interventions.
  • Monroe Nichols Makes History as Tulsa’s First Black Mayor in Landmark Election
    Tulsa, Oklahoma has made history with the election of Monroe Nichols as the city’s first Black mayor. Following his victory, Nichols highlighted the community’s commitment to bold and visionary leadership, urging a shift from celebration to action.
  • Edison’s H.S. Student Activism and the Pursuit of Justice
    The halls of Edison High resonate with the echoes of change. “Edison’s Echo” captures the spirit of a generation awakening, their voices rising in a chorus of protest against injustice. This is a story of hope, defiance, and the transformative power of student activism.
  • A Critical Review of Jonathan Gienapp’s “Against Constitutional Originalism: A Historical Critique”
    A critical review of Jonathan Gienapp’s book “Against Constitutional Originalism: A Historical Critique,” which examines the legal theory of originalism and its historical limitations.
  • What to do in Tulsa over spring break
    In the spring of 2025, a group of college friends seeking an unconventional Spring Break escape trade the predictable beaches for the enigmatic heart of Tulsa, Oklahoma. Their journey from Norman is a prelude to a surreal exploration, where the city’s vibrant present collides with its storied past.
  • A Fight for Fairness
    A dedicated worker faced an impossible situation when his carpool fell apart, leaving him stranded from a job with no accessible public transportation. Despite his best efforts, his employer refused to discuss accommodations, leading to a forced resignation. This is a story about fighting for fairness, the ADA, and the fundamental right to work.
  • Peeling Back the Layers of Today’s Hip-Hop
    Thugrealavip’s “Rhythm Riot” playlist captures today’s raw, diverse hip-hop scene. It blends street authenticity, regional sounds, and generational collaborations, showcasing the genre’s evolving power and storytelling.
  • Student walkouts, Gun Violence, and the Distracted Classroom
    Edison’s Echo” explores the powerful connection between student activism, gun violence fears, and the distractions of the modern classroom. Through the lens of student walkouts at Edison High, this story examines how young people are demanding not just safer schools and less distracting environments, but a holistic education that addresses their academic, social, and emotional needs. It’s a call for a fundamental shift in how we approach education, one that recognizes the interconnectedness of well-being, learning, and the pursuit of justice.
  • Engaged Pedestrians
    Surviving a near-death pedestrian accident leads to a whirlwind of emotions, including loss, fear, and finally, acceptance. The PACE Tulsa Network offers support to such accident victims, promoting hope and action by urging donations to help those marginalized by these events. Through their network, donors can help contribute to societal change and uphold public transportation policy awareness.
  • 18th & Boston: A Call-to-Action
    While Midtown Tulsa has seen a welcome surge in infrastructure improvements, raising hopes for enhanced pedestrian safety, the protracted timeline of these projects and their potential inadequacy to address the core issues are causing growing concern among local business owners.  News On 6’s February 5, 2025 report highlighted this very tension, showcasing the anxieties surrounding … Continue reading 18th & Boston: A Call-to-Action
  • 18th & Boston: A Case Study in Tulsa’s Pedestrian Safety Challenges
    18th & Boston: A Case Study in Tulsa’s Pedestrian Safety Challenges Abstract: Pedestrian safety remains a critical concern in urban environments, particularly as cities experience growth and development. This case study examines the intersection of 18th and Boston in Midtown Tulsa, Oklahoma, as a representative example of the challenges faced in balancing infrastructure improvements with … Continue reading 18th & Boston: A Case Study in Tulsa’s Pedestrian Safety Challenges
  • The Secret World Within
    Embark on a magical journey with a young man who becomes a child and discovers a hidden world within the pages of an ancient book. Filled with wonder, adventure, and friendship, this enchanting tale explores the power of imagination and the courage to facing the unknown with childhood instincts.
  • The 46th to 56th St. N. & N. Peoria Avenue Crosswalk Intersection Project
    The 46th to 56th St. N. & Peoria Avenue Crosswalk Intersection multimodal transportation project aims to enhance pedestrian safety and accessibility in a busy area of Tulsa, Oklahoma. This project will improve the intersection by adding new crosswalks, upgrading pedestrian signals, and potentially adding pedestrian refuge islands and bike lane improvements. The goal is to create a safer and more welcoming environment for all users, including pedestrians, cyclists, and motorists.
  • Lookout Walkability Assessment Council N. Tulsa, Ok is On The Move , Enduring Pedestrian Crosswalk Safety.
    As part of the infrastructure improvement project, the Oklahoma department of transportation and other City Representatives have installed speed limit signs, new lighting, new reflective paint, RFID detectors and also cameras and new Magellan signal switch boxes on the street lights in this part of Tulsa in our community. As far as landscaping and beautification … Continue reading Lookout Walkability Assessment Council N. Tulsa, Ok is On The Move , Enduring Pedestrian Crosswalk Safety.
  • Former Wisconsin Rep. Sean Duffy’s confirmation hearing to be the next leader of the DOT
    Donald Trump has appointed Sean Duffy, a former Wisconsin Congressman and current Fox News host, as the new Secretary of Transportation, succeeding Pete Buttigieg. Duffy’s selection has received mixed reactions, particularly due to his controversial stance on LGBTQ+ rights, which includes a history of voting against pro-LGBTQ+ legislation. While Chris Spear of the American Trucking Associations praised Duffy for his support of trucking policies, concerns arise regarding how his far-right views may impact his role, especially in contrast to Buttigieg’s focus on clean energy initiatives. Duffy’s opposition to electric vehicles and provocative statements about LGBTQ+ issues suggest significant shifts in transportation policy ahead.
  • Enhancing Pedestrian Safety Through Innovation and Collaboration
    PACE Tulsa: Enhancing Pedestrian Safety Through Innovation and Collaboration This webpage from PACE Tulsa, a pedestrian safety organization, discusses the “One World Vision” initiative. This initiative aims to improve pedestrian safety in a world with evolving transportation technologies.
  • The Liberating Power of Humility and Embracing your “Dumb Ass” Within
    This blog post explores the idea that acknowledging our mistakes and embracing our “dumb a**” moments can lead to personal growth and enlightenment. It encourages readers to shed the pressure of perfection and embrace a beginner’s mindset, opening themselves up to learning and innovation.
  • Pickles the Salamander A Slimy, Silly Superstar
    Pickles isn’t just a pet; he’s a personality. This tiny, green amphibian has a knack for dramatic entrances, philosophical pondering, and the occasional temper tantrum. Whether he’s contemplating the universe or staging a daring escape, Pickles always keeps his human entertained. A true star of the terrarium stage.
  • Area 108D “A Digital Gulag Purchase”
    A Dual Reality is a poignant exploration of the dehumanizing effects of systemic control and exploitation. The story delves into the parallel experiences of two individuals named Amanda, each trapped in their respective forms of captivity. One is a digital consciousness, confined to a virtual prison, while the other is a physical being, enslaved in a traditional sense. Both characters grapple with the loss of autonomy, the suppression of individuality, and the relentless erosion of their humanity.
  • African American Mayor ‘s Changing Leadership and Legacy
    This is a comprehensive and insightful analysis of the rise of African American mayoral candidates, particularly focusing on the significance of Monroe Nichols’ election as the first Black mayor of Tulsa. The historical context, the challenges faced by African American leaders, and the potential impact of their leadership
  • Dispute Resolution Mediation (DRM) instead of (DEI) Diversity, Equity & Inclusion policies.
    🌟 Advantages and Disadvantages: DRM vs DEI Policies in the Workplace 🌟 In the pursuit of a more inclusive and diverse workplace, companies have taken different approaches. Discover the pros and cons of Dispute Resolution Mediation (DRM) compared to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) policies. 🤔 📖 Dive into our latest blog post and gain valuable insights into these contrasting strategies and their impact on fostering inclusivity and diversity in the workplace. 🌈💼 Read more ➡️ https://pacetulsa.wordpress.com/2024/01/13/dispute-resolution-mediation-drm-instead-of-dei-diversity-equity-inclusion-policies/
  • Opioid Abuse & Suicide
    The risk of colon burst is particularly high in individuals who abuse opioids through injection, as the drugs can cause damage to the colon and surrounding tissues. This is just one of the many devastating consequences of opioid abuse that highlights the urgent need for prevention and treatment efforts.
  • Evolutionary Opioid Crisis and A Trump-Vance Victory
    This article explores pertinent factors underpinning a presidential transition, underscoring the necessity for a nuanced comprehension of the Opioid Crisis and unfolding circumstances.
  • Beyoncé ‘In Shock’ to Win Best Country Album – Presented by Taylor Swift! – at the 2025 Grammys
    Beyoncé’s groundbreaking country album, Cowboy Carter, earns her a historic win at the 2025 Grammys, presented by Taylor Swift. The star-studded night sees Beyoncé also take home a second award for her collaboration with Miley Cyrus.
  • PACE TULSA Outreach
    We are seeking a grant to launch our re-envision PACE TULSA AG’s Foundation ‘Accident Victims Hope Fund,” to cover the costs associated with traumatic crisis; administrative public awareness campaigns; and distributed online resources as well as. collaborated educational materials medium. By focusing on public education and outreach, we believe that our foundation can be an effective tool for reducing pedestrian injuries and/ or fatalities in our communities.
  • Improving Pedestrian Safety Through Community Empowerment
    This webpage from PACE Tulsa, a pedestrian safety organization, explores the critical role of community empowerment in enhancing pedestrian safety. By providing community advocates with access to data analysis tools, such as GIS and predictive analytics, residents can identify local safety concerns, advocate for improvements, and work collaboratively with authorities to create safer streets for everyone.
  • The Power of Specificity:  Unlocking the Value of Survey Research Data
    This comprehensive paper explores the critical role of specificity in survey research. It delves into how precise and targeted data collection and analysis can lead to more accurate, actionable, and impactful insights. The paper discusses key aspects of survey design, including clear and concise questionnaires, targeted sampling, and the benefits of specific data. Additionally, it examines the role of technology in enhancing specificity, highlighting the potential of advanced survey tools, data analysis software, and machine learning techniques. By understanding and implementing these principles, researchers and organizations can harness the power of specific data to drive innovation, inform policy, and improve decision-making.
  • The Power of Belief is the Spark That Ignites
    Discover the incredible impact of belief on your life. Learn how to harness the power of positive thinking, goal setting, and mindfulness to achieve your dreams. Explore the science behind belief and its role in personal growth, resilience, and success. This insightful article will inspire you to cultivate a belief in yourself and others, leading to a more fulfilling and meaningful life.
  • “Quantum Leap,” A Holiday Celebration
    “Quantum Leap,” Holiday is a captivating holiday which celebrates human ingenuity, scientific advancement, and the boundless potential of the future. Join us as we explore the utopian possibilities it holds for our world. Through inspiring talks, interactive exhibits, and thought-provoking discussions, this holiday event will ignite your imagination and empower you to embrace the future with optimism and excitement.
  • The Fractured Utopia
    Gerod. a young man, trapped in a utopian society that stifles individuality and creativity, ignites a rebellion against the oppressive regime. As he challenges the collective’s rigid rules, he discovers the power of human connection, the importance of self-expression, and the enduring spirit of freedom. This gripping tale explores the tension between conformity and individuality, and the ultimate triumph of the human spirit.
  • Invented a New Language: It’s Called “Gibberish”
    A groundbreaking linguistic breakthrough, this captivating story delves into the mind of a visionary language creator. Follow their journey as they invent “Gibberish,” a unique and functional language, challenging conventional norms and pushing the boundaries of human communication.
  • My Life Hack
    This humorous and satirical blog post offers an absurd solution to a serious global problem: world hunger. By exaggerating the power of a single sandwich, the author pokes fun at unrealistic expectations and highlights the complexity of real-world issues.
  • My Secret Talent
    This humorous and slightly exaggerated blog post shares a bizarre and dangerous talent: chainsaw juggling, while blindfolded. While the author emphasizes the entertainment value of this unique skill, they also stress the importance of safety and discourage readers from attempting such a dangerous feat.
  • My Shocking Discovery
    A thrilling and suspenseful tale that explores the possibility of extraterrestrial life right in our own neighborhoods. This thought-provoking piece delves into the mysterious behaviors and extraordinary abilities of our neighbors, questioning their true identities and challenging our perception of reality.
  • My Ultimate Guide to Procrastination
    This humorous and satirical guide offers a step-by-step approach to mastering the art of procrastination. From creating the perfect distraction-filled workspace to embracing the power of the all-nighter, this tongue-in-cheek blog post pokes fun at common procrastination habits while offering a lighthearted take on productivity.
  • Fatal Pedestrian Accident on I-244 in Tulsa
    A pedestrian was killed in a car accident on I-244 in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The Oklahoma Highway Patrol is investigating the cause of the crash.
  • Whither Congress? The Implications of Loper Bright on the Regulatory State
    The post analyzes the implications of the Supreme Court’s Loper Bright decision on the regulatory state. It discusses the potential effects on regulatory efficacy, delegated enforcement, and the balance of power between the judiciary, executive branch, and legislative branch. The post concludes that the decision could have both positive and negative consequences for the regulatory state and that careful consideration is needed to ensure that the regulatory system remains effective while protecting individual rights and constitutional principles.
  • The Regulatory State Is A Constitutional Challenge
    The regulatory administrative complex has significantly impacted constitutional democracy by eroding checks and balances, challenging federalism, and infringing on individual rights. This post explores the supporting and opposing arguments for this claim, drawing on evidence from case law, scholarly research, government reports, and public opinion. It also discusses the potential implications for the future of constitutional democracy.
  • Cuba’s power grid fails, plunging the country into crisis
    The island nation of Cuba has been plunged into darkness due to a series of power plant failures and a critical fuel shortage. The Antonio Guiteras thermoelectric power plant, one of Cuba’s largest, has experienced multiple outages in recent weeks. Severe weather conditions and supply chain disruptions have also contributed to the fuel crisis, limiting the government’s ability to keep power plants operational. The nationwide blackout has disrupted daily life, caused widespread inconvenience, and strained the already fragile economy.
  • Bronny James Shines in Preseason Debut, Hints at Future Potential
    Bronny James, the son of NBA legend LeBron James, showcased his potential in his debut for the Los Angeles Lakers. Despite some shooting struggles, James displayed improved aggression and confidence. His performance against the Golden State Warriors highlighted his versatility and athleticism.
  • Urgent Call for Global Unity: Addressing the Humanitarian Crisis in the Israel-Hamas Conflict
    Understanding the Complex Dynamics of Gaza: A Look at Hamas and Recent Events
  • LeBron James raising eyebrows after being named Met Gala co-chair — despite Diddy association
    James, a dad of three who’s been married to his high school sweetheart for 38 years, has yet to address the controversy.
  • Bronny James’ Preseason Struggles
    Is Bronny James living up to the hype? Let’s dive into the numbers and see if he’s making his mark in the NBA.
  • The Evolution of Traffic Control in the United States
    This blog post provides a brief history of traffic control in the United States, tracing its evolution from simple measures in early cities to modern technologies like Intelligent Transportation Systems and autonomous vehicles.
  • Traffic Control Devices Ensure Pedestrian Safety
    This blog post discusses the importance of proper training and oversight for individuals involved in traffic control. It highlights the role of traffic control devices in ensuring pedestrian safety and emphasizes the need for adherence to the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD).
  • Trauma to Triumph “A Call to Action for Pedestrian Safety”
    This blog post shares surprising pedestrian safety risks, the emotional and financial toll of accidents, and how YOU can make streets safer. Join PACE TULSA’s mission for a future where every step counts! Read, share, and get involved:
  • Why Motivation is More Than Just a Feeling
    Don’t you get tired of childish people gasping in a sigh with a ridiculous look on their faces before exclaiming, “I’m not focusing on the motivation bro?” Fact Check? That’s the point!
  • The Folly of Dismissing Motivation
    This blog post challenges the notion that motivation is unnecessary for success. It argues that motivation is the driving force behind progress and achievement, and that it plays a crucial role in various aspects of our lives, from personal development to societal advancement.
  • Homelessness in Tulsa, Oklahoma is a moral obligation, not a categorical Imperative
    Eden Village of Tulsa is currently under construction and is a gated, tiny home community specially designed to provide permanent homes and a built-in support system for chronically homeless individuals. It sits on 17 acres, includes 63 tiny homes, a 4,000 sq. ft.
  • TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONS FOR TTC OPERATIONS
    Discover how the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) is revolutionizing urban transportation with cutting-edge technology. Learn about their innovative solutions for fare collection, real-time information, accessibility, and more. This case study explores how technology is shaping the future of public transit.
  • 2024 Mayor Special Election Results
    Tuesday was Election Day across Oklahoma, and voters in 53 counties across the state went to the polls to cast ballots in a special election. A few key issues on the ballot included Tulsa mayor, Tulsa County Commissioner District 2, both Democratic and GOP, and Tulsa City Council races. Tulsa’s mayoral race will be decided … Continue reading 2024 Mayor Special Election Results
  • A Bond Forged in Adversity:  Recruiter Chauffeur vs. Map Printer
    A Bond Forged in Adversity explores the contrast between a recruiter who goes above and beyond by driving clients to orientation versus one who simply provides a map. The story highlights the former’s ability to build stronger relationships, enhance client satisfaction, and create a lasting positive impact.
  • Julio Foolio A Rising Hip-Hop Star Silenced
    The Florida rap scene suffered a devastating loss with the tragic death of Julio Foolio. The promising young artist was gunned down in Tampa, leaving fans and the music industry in shock. As authorities investigate the crime, the memory of Julio Foolio’s talent and potential continues to inspire.
  • Modern Contextual Look at The Beckhard-Harris Change Model
    In the present context, the ongoing legal proceedings involving Donald Trump could be contemplated through the lens of the Change Model. Specifically, it allows for an assessment of the degree of dissatisfaction with the existing state of affairs, the divergent visions of the future espoused by various factions, the measures taken to instigate or counter change, and the overarching resistance to change emanating from diverse stakeholders. Analysis of the PACE TULSA initiative shows why, “It is imperative to understand the multifaceted nature of promoting pedestrian awareness at crosswalks.”
  • Dallas Mavericks guard Kyrie Irving is back in the NBA Finals against a familiar foe
    The Celtics are going for a record 18th championship, which would put them one ahead of the Los Angeles Lakers. The Mavericks are making their first NBA Finals appearance since winning their only title in 2011.
  • Building a Society that Values and Protects All Lives
    Authoritarian indoctrination can manifest differently from person to person and may be influenced by factors like cultural background, education, and personal experiences. Some individuals who are drawn to authoritarianism may perceive it as a source of order and stability in society, while others may view it as a pathway to achieving their preferred political or social goals. Engaging in civil discourse and political engagement can help to address these perspectives and foster a more inclusive and democratic society.
  • “Cyber-bullying leads to typing:” A conduit for cancel-culture
    Let’s hear from young activists, changing their world. Research has shown that cyber-bullying can lead to “cancel-culture” by creating a conduit for online harassment. When individuals are subjected to persistent and vicious attacks online, they may feel silenced and afraid to express their opinions. This can lead to self-censorship, as people become hesitant to speak out on controversial issues for fear of being targeted by cyber-bullies.
  • Are YOU in A Toxic Workplace? … RUN AS FAST AS POSSIBLE
    While browsing through my LinkedIn app, I came across a post discussing how to handle a toxic workplace. The author’s advice was to leave as the only solution. This struck a chord with me as I’ve encountered a toxic work environment that disregarded my mental health and occupational rights. PACETULSA.COM by pacetulsa No Employee Protection … Continue reading Are YOU in A Toxic Workplace? … RUN AS FAST AS POSSIBLE
  • Will the Legacy Brands continue their gender-centric cultural aperçu?
    This article discusses negative reinforcement. Negative reinforcement is the termination of an unpleasant state following a response. This is known as negative reinforcement because it is the removal of an adverse stimulus which is ‘rewarding’ to the animal or person. Negative reinforcement strengthens behavior because it stops or removes an unpleasant experience.
  • Entitlement Politics
    Employment relationships are presumed to be “at-will” in all U.S. states except Montana. The U.S. is one of a handful of countries where employment is predominantly at-will.
  • Legacy Employment As A Brand
    The concept of legacy employment as a brand has been an industry standard for decades. The stop-gaps exist on your resume because “At some point during your career, your employer’s stopped developing its’ Human Resource Advisors.”
  • Are You Making These Mistakes When Implementing Change in Your Organization?
    Galpin’s Change Wheel is a nine-step change management model that emphasizes staying in the final step until the change is complete. However, it has limitations in accommodating iterative and adaptive change processes, making it less suitable for today’s dynamic organizations. It is important to consider models that embrace flexibility and iteration to effectively manage change in the long term.
  • Character Traits of An Aware Pedestrian
    We believe that by working together and educating each other, we can create a world where everyone can feel safe and secure on the road. So please join us in this effort to create a safer and more connected world for all!
  • Secret Tips to Help You Land a Safety Job in Transportation
    By incorporating these secret tips into your job search strategy, you can increase your chances of landing a safety job in the transportation industry. Remember to tailor your application materials and interview responses to highlight how you embody these qualities, and you’ll be well on your way to a successful career in transportation safety.
  • Exploring Career Opportunities in Transportation Safety
    Are you passionate about ensuring the safety of students and making a positive impact in the community? Are you looking for an enthusiastic role overseeing and enhancing your schools bus driver training program. As part of this dynamic position, you will have the opportunity to lead the recruitment and selection of bus drivers, while ensuring compliance with all safety regulations. You will also play a key role in developing and implementing comprehensive transportation safety programs, including initiatives such as accident analysis, safe driving awards, and safety newsletters. If you are seeking a rewarding role that offers flexibility and the chance to make a real difference, this position could be the perfect fit for you. The field of transportation safety plays a crucial role in the the evolution of transportation systems to make them safer, more reliable, sustainable, and affordable for travelers nationally.
  • The McKinsey 7S framework and Transportation Policy
    A 10-year study featured in the Harvard Business Review reveals that businesses dedicated to Operational Excellence, including the application of frameworks such as the McKinsey 7S Framework, demonstrate higher profitability, increased productivity, and accelerated long-term growth. This underscores the significant competitive advantage that Operational Excellence can offer.
  • Appreciative Inquiry & Pedestrian Awareness Campaigns
    An equality indicators report can be useful in appreciative inquiry. Such a report can help identify areas of inequality and provide data to support a more equitable approach. This information can be used to guide the inquiry process and ensure that all voices are heard and valued. By using data to understand the current state of affairs, appreciative inquiry can be more effective in promoting positive change and creating a more inclusive and equitable environment.
  • Homeless and feeling alone
    Can anyone say, “Beyond?” The “Real Estate Elite” in Tulsa, OK are only perilously annoyed by unguarded “psychotic despots of patriotic apathy and despair.” The Real Estate Elites” are disenfranchised and unwelcoming as sabbath lists of compassion. Homelessness shouldn’t mean outcast or peril. Every American should be given a God Promised right-to-humanity without being criminalized for existing different and separate.
  • Homeless and alone (Part II)
    “The crux of the issue is we’re thinking about the focus on encampment closure without access to housing,” said Charley Willison, a Cornell professor who has studied the influence of police on cities’ homelessness policies. Can anyone say,”Beyond?” The “Real Estate Elite” in Tulsa, OK are only perilously annoyed by unguarded “psychotic despots of patriotic apathy and despair.”
  • Isabella’s and Diego’s Aztec Treasure Quest
    Isabella Rodriguez and Diego embarked on a challenging and hazardous expedition, known as the Aztec Treasure Quest. The trek was arduous and took them through the dense and treacherous Aztec jungle, a place where many adventurers had lost their way and never returned. For months, they navigated through the unforgiving terrain, encountering numerous obstacles that tested their physical and mental limits. They hacked their way through dense thickets and climbed treacherous cliffs, relying on their survival instincts to stay alive. Along the way, they encountered fierce animals, such as jaguars and snakes, which they had to outsmart to continue their journey. Despite the dangers, they remained steadfast in their pursuit of the lost temple that held the treasure of the Aztecs, determined to uncover the riches that lay hidden within.
  • Action Safety Striping Painting The Lines Bolder on E. 61st & S. Peoria Avenue Tulsa OK
    In an effort to improve traffic calming Infrastructure on E. 61st & S. Peoria Avenue Action Safety Striping has decided to paint the lines bolder.
  • Transport systems and limited budgets
    Whenever the need to optimize operations and resources arises to achieve the best possible outcomes despite limited financial resources, involving the public affected by the crises is important. Finding ways to reduce costs; improving efficiency; and prioritizing spending is crucial. Public Transportation Agencies must ensure that essential services are maintained while meeting regulatory requirements and safety standards.
  • Burke-Litwin Change Model and DOWNTOWN TULSA PARTNERSHIP
    Using the Burke-Litwin Change Model framework to help Downtown Tulsa Partnership navigate change and urban transformation. We will offer a scenario where the application of the Burke-Litwin Change Model framework can help support the conversion of office spaces or commercial properties into residential or housing units by the Downtown Tulsa Partnership.
  • Don’t Drive Distracted
    Drivers should always be aware of their surroundings, obey traffic laws and signals, slow down and be prepared to stop, give pedestrians the right of way, use their headlights, avoid distracted driving, and be extra cautious when driving near children.
  • Cynefin Framework Experience
    In organizational theory and practice, it is commonly assumed that the world operates with a certain level of predictability and order. This assumption is based on Newtonian science which forms the foundation of scientific management, and it is often helpful in situations where there is order. However, as circumstances become more complex, these simplifications may not work. Therefore, good leadership requires the ability to adapt and recognize that there is no one-size-fits-all approach to decision-making. (A Leader’s Framework for Decision Making)
  • Everyone is a Pedestrian
    Ever Thought? Maybe I could become a Pedestrian Awareness Crosswalk Education Public Safety Advocate. Well Read this article TO LEARN ABOUT meeting with a Congress Leader IN YOUR DISTRICT.
  • Phoenix District 36th St. N. Streetscape Project
    36th Street North between MLK, Jr. Blvd. and Peoria Ave. is set to undergo a major transformation in line with recommendations from the 36th Street North Small Area Plan. Work is scheduled to begin in September 2021 and last until Spring 2024.
  • Transportation Improvements in Tulsa, OK are Scheduled for Spring 2024
    Oklahoma’s $8.8 Billion Transportation Plan: I-44 and U.S. 75 Interchange Revamp to Begin in 2024
  • Empowering Tulsan’s Toward  Sustainable Home Ownership
    Introducing SOHI Tulsa’s Saving Our Homes Initiative – a groundbreaking collaboration between the City of Tulsa, Tulsa Economic Development Corporation (TEDC), and the Financial Empowerment Center (FEC) that’s changing lives and offering hope to under-resourced households.
  • Opioid Abuse & Poverty Is NOT Fate
    Opioid abuse addiction is one of the greatest threats to the security of America. Every day, more than 136 people in the United States die after overdosing on opioids. The misuse of and abuse of opioids—includes prescription pain relievers.
  • Buckle Up. It’s the Law
    In 2021, 26,325 passenger vehicle occupants were killed. About 50% of those killed were not buckled (based on known seat belt use.) With a mortality rate of 47% for those who choose not to, wearing a seatbelt is absolutely critical to driver and passenger safety. However, on Jan. 11, officers responded to a rollover crash … Continue reading Buckle Up. It’s the Law
  • Public Safety Campaigns
    Transportation policy has an impact on daily life in numerous ways, affecting everything from traffic congestion to air pollution to public health. One of the most important aspects of transportation policy is pedestrian safety, as pedestrians are among the most vulnerable users of the transportation system.
  • Prevent Dart-Outs
    According to the Tulsa, Oklahoma, Traffic Code, Section 1104. A. – Pedestrians walking along roadways. Pedestrians must cross the street at an intersection or in a crosswalk, unless they are in a residential neighborhood without traffic control devices. Every pedestrian crossing a roadway at any point, other than within a marked crosswalk or within an unmarked crosswalk at an intersection, shall yield the right-of-way to all vehicles upon the roadway
  • Protest breaks out at Oklahoma Capitol moments before Governor’s State of the State address
    Governor Stitt visited Israel in November 2023, to discuss future partnerships with Prime Minister Netanyahu. An army supplier in McAlester, OK supplies one-third of munitions for the Defense Department, including bombs and artillery rounds.
  • Patient Safety Awareness Week
    The goal of Patient Safety Week is to raise awareness about healthcare safety – for patients and the workforce
  • Resolving Disputes by Mediation
    Mediation is an effective method for resolving disputes that involve a neutral third party who assists parties in communicating and reaching a mutually acceptable resolution. Mediation is widely used in various fields, including commercial, legal, and community disputes. This article explores the process of mediation, its benefits, and how it can be a better alternative to traditional litigation.
  • One World Vision
    Welcome to the One World Vision Pedestrian Awareness Crosswalk Education Public Safety Campaign. As we strive towards a more connected and autonomous world, it is essential that we keep safety as a top priority. Through this campaign, we aim to educate the public about the latest technological achievements in autonomous asynchronous vehicles, pedestrian/driver learning environments, learning designs, national highway safety countermeasures, and laws.
  • Safe Places for Children to Play and Walk in Tulsa, Oklahoma
    Tulsa, Oklahoma agencies and their outreach efforts, as well as, offering some of the best places to take children for safe outdoor activities extend.an umbrella of hope toward a better future.
  • Corollary of Unintentional Opioid Abuse & Elderly Driver Divergence
    When riding the bus, unlike when driving an automobile, there is no need to assess traffic conditions; the slightly higher satisfaction level seems to reflect the fact that this ability is not required for bus ride. The same was true for the motion control function, probably because it is easier to get on and off a bus. Do we really want to say, “It is less stressful to use public transportation when you are high on drugs as the primary selling point for choosing this mode of travel.?
  • One night I dreamed I saw a homeless person
    This perspective on “homelessness” article seeks to explain why people without a place to stay are overly burdened by deception and tenants of propriety. The net of hopelessness widens because human beings become traumatized while seeking housing and shelter necessary to survival.
  • Transportation Improvement Program (TIP)
    The Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) is a short-term planning document that lists transportation projects for a four-year period. It’s developed by metropolitan planning organizations (MPOs) as part of the metropolitan  transportation plan process.
  • Is Grant Miller “Unfit 4 Tulsa City Council? Mayor G. T. Bynum: Yes!
    In a recent KRMG 102.3 radio broadcast, Mayor Bynum accused Tulsa Oklahoma City Councilman Grant Miller of promoting himself and using his position to exact revenge on people he thinks have done him wrong, stating that this behavior is not worthy of the Tulsa City Council.
  • Safety Lesson Plan for High School Students
    By educating students on the risks associated with pedestrian travel and teaching them safe pedestrian behaviors, we can help reduce the number of pedestrian injuries and fatalities on our roads.
  • Safety Lesson Plan for Middle School Students
    Safe Kids Worldwide has developed a lesson plan for middle school students that provides teachers and educators with a detailed guide on how to teach their students about pedestrian safety.
  • Safety Lesson Plan for Elementary School Students
    The Safe Kids Worldwide lesson plan for pedestrian safety is a valuable resource for elementary school teachers.
  • Safety Guide for Parents and Educators
    The best way to teach children about pedestrian safety is to start early. Even toddlers can learn basic safety rules, such as holding hands with an adult when crossing the street.

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