Who’s at the Table? Equity, Climate Change and Urban Planning

As part of the Conway School of Landscape Design's 50th year-long anniversary celebration, they hosted this panel discussion exploring equity, climate change, and urban planning.

1.5 LA CES HSW

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FEATURING

Magdalena Ayed, Executive Director of The Harborkeepers;

Bobby Boone, Founder and Chief Strategist of &Access; and

Vernice Miller-Travis, Executive Vice President of Metropolitan Group

in an online interactive panel moderated by Conway alum Beth Schermerhorn '13 and Asha Carter, both of the Cambium Collective

(Recorded January 2023)

SESSION DESCRIPTION

So much of the work that happens in the fields of landscape design and planning is determined by the decision makers. Who are they? When those positions don’t represent the people and places being directly impacted, the result is environmental and social dissonance. Conway invites three leading voices in the fields of environmental justice and urban planning to share their thoughts on this topic.

We’ll explore how people become decision-makers in communities, the barriers to accessing those positions, and the need for the shared understanding and communication that are essential to the design and planning processes.

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