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Report Back: Accessing Art in the Virtual World Roundtable

December 08, 2020

With the generous support of the Department of Art History and the School of Cities at the University of Toronto, the public online roundtable “Accessing Art in the Virtual World: A Conversation about Access, Equity, and Diversity in 2020” took place on Thursday, October 15, 2020, during the Universities Art Association of Canada Annua

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Report Back: Nature-inspired approaches for integrative urban planning and design

November 26, 2020

While the use of metaphors is not new in urban planning, architecture, and design, there is a recent framing of the state of a city through observations and experiences drawn from nature. Such new perspectives, while useful in discourses on the optimal efficiency of the built environment, lack a component on the city’s residents.

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Report Back: Community resilience

November 25, 2020

How can formal government agencies support and amplify the work of existing and informal resilience-building initiatives emerging from civil society? In this webinar, the panel discussed a “connected community approach” which frames the work of two grass-roots neighbourhood champions.

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Report Back: What Makes the Public Health System Resilient?

November 10, 2020

There is limited evidence from Canada to inform practice in health system emergency management, and there were several gaps in understanding public-health preparedness.

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Report Back: Food System Resilience Planning in 5 US Cities

November 10, 2020

In disaster planning, for both natural and human-made disasters, the role of food and food system resilience is often overlooked. To fill this resource gap, the Johns Hopkins Center for a Livable Future and Center for Applied Public Research co-convened a food system resilience community of practice within five U.S.

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Report Back: Resilient for Whom? The Commercialization of Agriculture and Food Security in Guatemala

October 29, 2020

Milpa is a cornfield, but it is also so much more.

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Report Back: Connecting Urban Food Retail to Supply Chains

October 21, 2020

“How does the geography of food retail connect to supply chains?” To answer this question, we need to step back and think about the evolution of food retail.

Amira Babeiti is pursuing a Bachelor of Arts degree in Architectural Studies

Students in the Spotlight - Amira Babeiti

October 15, 2020

"Students in the Spotlight" is a conversation series with members of the SofC Student Academy and Urban Leadership Fellowship program.

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School of Cities | 2019 - 2020 Annual Report Release

October 13, 2020

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Report back: Food Security and Health in Remote Communities

October 08, 2020

The School of Cities’ newest Urban Challenge Initiative, Building Resilience in Food and Health Supply Chains, hosted its first webinar “Food Security and Health in Remote Communities.” In this webinar, Professor Tracey Galloway, Anthropology at the University of Toronto Mississauga, describes the landscape of service provision in Cana

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