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Cities After…

Cities After… is a bi-weekly podcast about the future of cities; grounded in our daily urban struggles, it is part dystopian and part utopian. The intention is to entice civic imagination into action, because a more just and sustainable urban future is possible.

Resource Details

Author(s): Miguel Robles-Durán
Organization: Democracy At Work
Date: 2/24/23
Resource Type: Podcast
Topic: Stories/Justice in Action

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