Full course description
This panel discussion brings together leading voices in urban planning, public health, and environmental justice to discuss how cities can become healthier and more equitable for all residents. With expertise ranging from transformative public spaces to youth violence prevention and resilient city leadership, the panelists share insights on how urban design can foster inclusion, improve community health, and address systemic inequities. Guided by the principles of accessibility and sustainability, the conversation covers impactful initiatives—from economic equity in Detroit to environmental justice in Barcelona. This session invites attendees to envision cities that are truly “created for everybody,” reflecting Jane Jacobs’ enduring vision for inclusive urban living.