Cities in the Wake of COVID with Joel Kotkin
Kotkin will discuss pre-existing conditions, what changed with COVID and where things might end up–even happily. Advanced registration required. November 18 (11:00am CT) in Zoom.
Better. Places. Together.
Kotkin will discuss pre-existing conditions, what changed with COVID and where things might end up–even happily. Advanced registration required. November 18 (11:00am CT) in Zoom.
The report, which summarizes the results of a survey taken by farmers in Wisconsin’s Pepin County, was one of 25 projects initiated through UniverCity Year Pepin County, a three-year partnership launched in 2018 between UW–Madison and Pepin County to support economic development, education and environmental sustainability in the county.
There is no question: For the vast majority of our planet’s population, our shared future experience is urban and interconnected. That future could be one of unimaginable prosperity, human flourishing, and progress. Or that future could be marked with increased inequality, environmental degradation, strained human relationships, and fractured and contentious politics—especially between rural and urban …
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