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When communities can help design programming in their parks and open spaces, those spaces become well-loved gathering places that reflect the community’s unique cultural identity and heritage. Programming can include activities, performances, cultural events and festivals, art and educational installations that showcase the community’s history or culture, and other elements that create a feeling of connection and belonging in the space.
Learn how organizations in Boston and San Francisco have approached this work in their unique communities, leveraging partnerships and engaging residents to ensure that open spaces reflect their surrounding neighborhoods.
SPEAKERS:
PhuongDuy Tran
Programs Manager
Rose Kennedy Greenway Conservancy
Maya Rodgers
Senior Project Manager
San Francisco Parks Alliance
MODERATOR:
Marian Bell
Board President
Los Angeles Neighborhood Initiative
WEBINAR:
Learn about best practices, successful strategies, tools, and emerging trends in urban parks through real-world examples, and apply lessons learned to your own work. Webinars feature a panel format with insights from park leaders across the country, with an audience Q&A to dig deeper into the relevant topics.