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Molly O’Neill Robinson is an urban designer and planner, founder of MOR Design &amp; Planning, and a career-line instructor at the University of Utah’s College of Architecture and Planning. With nine years leading Salt Lake City’s urban design efforts, she spearheaded the Downtown Plan, reframing public engagement to include previously marginalized communities and establishing urban policy that supports downtown as a vibrant, livable neighborhood. Previously, she worked with award-winning teams at OLIN and Sasaki and holds an M.S. in Planning from the University of British Columbia and a B.S. in Natural Resource Studies from the University of Massachusetts Amherst.

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Thomas Klein, ASLA, WEDG is an urban designer and mobility advocate located in Boston. He is passionate about crafting engaging public spaces that perform ecologically and socially and is most compelled by large-scale projects that blend infrastructure and design. As a practicing designer, Tom has worked on a variety of projects where human and non-human systems come together, rethinking the role of infrastructure in our cities. Tom currently serves as the Waterfront Planning &amp; Design Advisor for the Waterfront Alliance. He is pursuing a Master&#8217;s in Public Administration at the Harvard Kennedy School.

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From Challenge to Opportunity: Transforming Salt Lake City’s Wide Streets