With the recent results of the 2020 election, one fact stands out above all others: people are divided-politically, culturally, and economically. At the highest levels of government, common solutions may be hard to find, as entrenched powers and passionate reformers clash over the frayed lines of communication. But closer to home the everyday processes of community engagement offer important opportunities to bring people together, and to make diversity a virtue in shaping the future. Since our inception, Moore Ruble Yudell has sought to do just that, and evolved our process of planning and design to be collaborative, inclusive, and community oriented.