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- Stanley Stone Distinguished Lecture Series: Yascha Mounk1:00 pm
- Wikipedia in the Classroom Workshop2:00 pm
- Strategies to Prepare for your Next Test4:00 pm
- Islam, Race, and COVID-19: A Conversation4:30 pm
- Protest Cinema Film Series: The Watermelon Woman5:30 pm
- Mind, Body, Spirit Yoga5:30 pm
- Domestic Violence during COVID-196:00 pm
- CSC Pumpkin Bash - Virtual Decorating Party6:30 pm
- #BUcity Co-Lab Week: Planning for Anti-Racist Cities: How Planners Can Champion Racial Equity in the Field6:45 pm
- The Queer Art of Reading & Resilience: Uplifting BIPOC Transgender Life and Spirit8:00 pm
#BUcity Co-Lab Week: Planning for Anti-Racist Cities: How Planners Can Champion Racial Equity in the Field
Join Boston University City Planning and Urban Affairs for Planning for Anti-Racist Cities: How Planners Can Champion Racial Equity in the Field, the eighth event in the #BUcity Co-Lab Week. Planners and professionals in the planning industry play a key role in helping shape our cities, their policies and how they choose to stand up for racial equity. How can planners adapt a racial equity lens for their profession? What role does academia play in preparing planners in helping create anti-racist cities? Join us for this conversation with leaders in the planning field. Panelists:Jessica Martinez, MassDevelopment, Transformative Development Initiative Fellow, Joyce Sanchez, National Grid, Senior Specialist,Courtney Lewis, Metropolitan Area Planning Council, Regional Land Use Planner II, andDr. Meghan Venable-Thomas, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Culture of Health Leaders Fellow; Cultural Resilience Program Director, National Initiatives. Moderated by: Beya Jimenez, Director of Economic Opportunity, Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce. Zoom link will be emailed after registrants RSVP.
When | 6:45 pm to 9:00 pm on Thursday, October 29, 2020 |
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Location | Online Event |