#katymartin

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Eating Gluten Free For Celiac Disease (Part 1) - Katy Martin 3/1/14

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Eating Gluten Free For Celiac Disease (Part 2) - Katy Martin 3/1/14

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Final Poster Series!

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Biz Cards, Postcard and EBlast

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Research

These are sources explaining all the great neighborhoods of Milwaukee.

I was unable to found any real statistics on weather or not people explore into other areas, but I think I can make that assumption just from living in Milwaukee and seeing the segregation patterns. 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neighborhoods_of_Milwaukee

^goes over the different neighborhoods and sub-neighborhoods...states there are over 75

http://www.movoto.com/blog/homeownership/the-5-best-neighborhoods-in-milwaukee/

^5 "Best" neighborhoods...article is informative, I find it interesting that these areas are all very close to each other with inhabitants that are primarily Caucasian. 

http://milwaukee.about.com/od/neighborhoods/u/NeighborhoodsStats.htm

^I like this site because it give rough parameters of where the neighboods are, and explains the average cost of a house in that area along with the median age, population, average income and some history.

http://www.neighborhoodscout.com/wi/milwaukee/crime/

^this site is a useful crime mapping tool.  I would consider having this feature linked somehow to my neighborhood exploration guide.  I feel like sometimes people think areas are worse than they really are, so this could be enlightening.  I also feel like people should know if an area is legitimately not safe to explore.

http://city.milwaukee.gov/ImageLibrary/Public/map4.pdf

^this is an incredibly useful tool formulated in 2000 as part of a neighborhood identification project.  

http://wuwm.com/post/new-ranking-milwaukee-still-countrys-most-segregated-metro-area

^segregation pointillism map of milwaukee

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Rough Concept/Word List

Milwaukee is a city with many communities, each with their own distinctive personas.  I think its a shame that many people don't know about other communities and don't explore outside their immediate area.  

To get people to explore the Milwaukee community I propose making an app/website that provides people the information they need to understand their surroundings and know what events are occurring in each community.

I believe that if people began pushing the boundaries of where they are comfortable going, eventually the community will expand and become more social which ultimately may lead to a less segregated city.

Word list:

-Explore***

-Expand

-Integrate

-Search

-Interact

-Drive

-Travel

-Social

-(anti)(no)Boundaries

-Communicate

-Thrive

-Grow

-Cross

-Meander 

-Community

-Together(ness)

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Why We Like Milwaukee!

-MIlwaukee Art Museum

-Old Factories

-Breweries/Beer

-Freshwater/Great Lakes/Sailing/water recreation

-Easy to eat well and exercise…somewhat active community (according to forbes)

-The Domes

-Summerfest…and multiple other festivals

-Variety of distinct communities

-Brewers/Bucks/Admirals

-Architecture

-Many biking paths

-Harley Davidson/Alterra/Quad Graphics/Manpower etc

-Ballet/Arts

-Low cost of living