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Guest: Jay Pitter, MES, Author, Adjunct Professor, Public Space Practitioner, Jay Pitter Placemaking Toronto, Canada Presenter did not allow to share video
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Guest: Anna König Jerlmyr, Former Mayor of Stockholm Key Takeaways Movement is a basic determinant of human health that city design can either support or suppress. The 7000-step city is a design concept that makes movement the default choice in everyday life choices....
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Guest: Hélène-Chartier, C40 Cities, France Key Takeaways Healthy Cities are built neighborhood by neighborhood. Urban planning needs to be strategic for housing, infrastructure, and risk management; however, that approach is incomplete without bottom-up neighborhood...
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Guest: Tom Flood Key Takeaways The central problem is the way road danger is talked about. Current framing often minimizes car dominance, shifts blame to vulnerable road users, and normalizes an unsafe system. Cities do not just need safer streets; they need better...
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Guests: Larry Beasley, Former Chief City Planner, Vancouver, and Michael White, UBC, Vancouver, Canada Key Takeaways Plans alone are not enough. Building a Sustainable City requires work that combines urban design with institution-building, policy-making, and...
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Guests: Ole Kassow, Founder and Pernille Vedersø Bussone, Director Cycling Without Age, Copenhagen, Denmark Key Takeaways Treat Mobility as Social Infrastructure, Not Transport Most older adults who move into care facilities indirectly move out of everyday public life...
