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Designing New York City with Health at the Center

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Designing New York City with Health at the Center

The Design Trust for Public Space presents: The Restorative City: Designing New York City with Health at the Center

On May 11th, 2023, NYC leaders will gather at the Ford Foundation Center for Social Justice to create new visions for a healthier city.

This special event will elevate important conversations about community health, environmental justice, social resilience, and design excellence as core drivers of how New Yorkers, especially those most vulnerable, can thrive. It is an open, inclusive call to action for New York City’s next chapter. Sessions will include topics such as:

Environmental Change and Justice

New Visions for Inclusive Public Space

Seeing the Built Environment as a Tool for Health Equity

Impacts of Arts Access on Health

…and more to be announced!

Registration opens in March. Stay tuned for speaker announcements and ticket tiers coming soon.

 

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