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'Please hear our ideas:' South Nashville teens push city leaders on safety and transit
Fifteen Nashville high school interns worked with the Civic Design Center to research community needs in South Nashville, highlighting demands for safer streets, improved public transit, and youth-focused spaces like the Global Mall. The teens presented their findings to city leaders, emphasizing the lack of accessible transit options and the need for inclusive community investment.
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