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Y-PLAN Featured on Community Voices of Change Podcast

ByY-PLAN Team May 10, 2017April 20, 2026

Y-PLAN was recently featured on the podcast “Community Voices of Change.” The podcast highlights “individuals working hard to strengthen communities.” Guests talk about the resources and practices they have used to help “advance progress and change in communities around the world.” Deborah McKoy, CC+S Executive Director, explains the benefits of working with young people and city planning. 

To listen to the podcast, click here. Listen to more of “Community Voices of Change” on SoundCloud.

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