The second session of a two-part conference on housing, public health and spatial justice, racial equity, and climate justice. In 2020, compounding crises across the globe encompassing economic injustice, racial inequity, and climate change have ignited public dialogue and urgent calls for action. Research and policy experts at Columbia GSAPP host conversations on how the field can respond to interlocking issues in public health, water, housing, infrastructure, migration, resilience, and resistance.
Participants include James Marston Fitch Assistant Professor of Historic Preservation Erica Avrami, Editor of the series Issues in Preservation Policy; Professor Reinhold Martin, Sequence Director of the M.Arch History and Theory Curriculum and Director of the Temple Hoyne Buell Center for the Study of American Architecture; Professor Kate Orff, Director of the MSAUD program; and Adjunct Associate Professor Thaddeus Pawlowski, Managing Director of the Center for Resilient Cities and Landscapes.
The first session, Health and the City is scheduled for Friday, November 13.
