The 2022 MICD Just City Mayoral Fellowship is a collaboration between the Mayors’ Institute on City Design (MICD) and the Just City Lab at the Harvard Graduate School of Design taking place in Spring 2022.
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Concluding the second annual MICD Just City Mayoral Fellowship, the 2022 Fellows will discuss strategies for using planning and design interventions to address racial injustices in each of their cities in this livestreamed event.
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The Tulane School of Architecture will host a session of the Mayors’ Institute on City Design geared toward small and mid-sized cities.
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In this seminar, Ifeoma Ebo and Dr. Mariela Alfonzo explored proven strategies for improving community well-being and safety and addressing injustices through design.
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In this seminar, architect Deanna Van Buren explored how cities can create spaces of restoration rather than encourage mass incarceration. This seminar explored the ways city leaders can reimagine traditional “justice cores” as community assets, through examples in Atlanta, Oakland, and more.
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As part of the Spring 2021 Public Programs series at the Harvard Graduate School of Design (GSD), the seven inaugural MICD Just City Mayoral Fellows discussed how to tackle racial injustices in each of their cities through planning and design interventions.
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The inaugural MICD Just City Mayoral Fellowship, a collaboration between the Mayors’ Institute on City Design (MICD) and the Just City Lab at the Harvard Graduate School of Design, took place virtually in Fall 2020.
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This brief webinar provided an overview of the MICD Alumni Technical Assistance program and offered mayors and their staff the opportunity to ask questions about what makes a strong application.
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In this seminar, mayors explored policy and design ideas for helping restaurants adapt to cold weather through safely distanced, winterized outdoor dining.
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In this seminar, commercial district expert Kennedy Smith outlined a framework mayors can use to aid small businesses and main street districts during the pandemic
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In this seminar, Ellen Dunham-Jones, co-author of Retrofitting Suburbia and host of the REDESIGNING CITIES podcast, presented five case studies in which city leaders have formed key partnerships to transform suburban-style properties into more equitable, more resilient, and more economically vibrant neighborhoods.
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Through their recent resource, Streets for Pandemic Response and Recovery, NACTO has documented and encouraged quick build mobility projects and practices, in order to weather the acute crisis posed by COVID-19 and transition to a just, sustainable recovery. Attending mayors will learn about recent projects and the principles behind them, then participate in a discussion of practices and process that can lead to just outcomes in their own communities.
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In the third MICD Virtual Seminar, recorded August 4, 2020, renowned landscape architect Ernest Wong of site design group invited mayors to reimagine how parks facilitate work and play while taking physical distancing into consideration.
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In the second MICD Virtual Seminar, recorded July 29, 2020, speaker Ifeoma Ebo shared insights regarding the root causes of crime and poverty as well as proven strategies for addressing those issues through community design. Based on her experience consulting with city governments and civic institutions around the world, along with her leadership on the board of the BlackSpace collective, she shared examples of how design can help transform our cities into safer places.
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In the first MICD Virtual Seminar, recorded July 22, 2020, Bryan Lee, Jr. of Colloqate Design and Paul Farber of Monument Lab examine how monuments act as symbols of power and privilege in our cities. They visit ideas of impermanence, discuss strategies for representing unheard stories, and offer ways in which mayors can mediate difficult conversations to encourage healing and unity.
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The Institute for Quality Communities at the University of Oklahoma hosted a session of the Mayors’ Institute on City Design geared toward small and mid-sized cities.
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74th National Session of the Mayors’ Institute on City Design
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Van Alen Institute hosted a session of the Mayors’ Institute on City Design geared toward small and mid-sized cities.
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Landmark Columbus hosted a session of the Mayors’ Institute on City Design geared toward small and mid-sized cities on October 16-18, 2019.
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73rd National Session of the Mayors’ Institute on City Design
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72nd National Session of the Mayors’ Institute on City Design
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Host: Tulane Regional Urban Design Center at Tulane School of Architecture
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