Choose your path!
Each day of the seminar, you have the opportunity to choose your path! Although we offer sessions all day long, you will NOT be on a computer from 9:00 A.M.. to 8:00 P.M. CDT. Mandatory meetings will take up 4-6 hours of your day. The rest of the time is still yours! Be sure to take note of which sessions are marked “mandatory/required” and which ones are “elective”. The elective sessions are where you can choose what you will get out of the seminar!
To help you set your agenda, we will provide a few suggestions for designing your path forward each day. We hope that you will find this helpful.
Tips for designing today’s path
Today’s required sessions include:
- Keynote Speaker #4 (11:00 AM to 12:00 PM CDT)
- Small Group Check-In (12:30 PM to 1:30 PM CDT)
Today’s elective/optional sessions include (choose at least one):
- Discussion Group: Safe Cities (9:30 AM to 10:30 AM CDT)
- Breakout Speakers (choose 1) (2:00 PM to 3:00 PM CDT)
- Discussion Group: Arts, Culture, and Recreation (4:00 PM to 5:00 PM CDT)
- Open Social Time (See Listings Below) (5:30 PM to 6:30 PM CDT)
Presentations & Lectures
9:30 am CDT
- 60 minutes
- Elective/Optional Session
Daily Discussion: Safe Cities
During this session, delegates will consider the following question:
- How do you make cities safer?
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Meeting ID: 857 5499 5936
Password: 196494
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https://us02web.zoom.us/u/kURkxKD57
Daily Discussions
Choose at least 1 discussion topic for today.
11:00 am CDT
- 60 minutes
- Required Session
Keynote #4: Smart Decarceration: How Do We Get There?
Sean Wilson, National Director of Organizing at Dream Corp Justice, will provide today’s keynote session.
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Meeting ID: 893 0481 6365
Password: 738569
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https://us02web.zoom.us/u/kURkxKD57
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12:30 pm CDT
- 60 minutes
- Required Session
Zoom Session
Small Group Meeting
All delegates will check-in with their assigned small group.
In this session, we will:
- Take roll call,
- Debrief the speakers so far,
- Discuss what’s ahead!
Small Group Listing
Choose the small group you were divided into during the Introductory Session. If you did not attend the introductory session or do not remember your assignment, select one small group to stay with for the rest of the seminar week.
2:00 pm CDT
- 60 minutes
- Required Session
Zoom Session
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Breakout Speakers
Delegates can choose which breakout speaker they attend. See below for details!
- David Moore, Director of Parks & Attractions at Delaware River Waterfront Corporation (Philadelphia, PA) (Click to Join) – Click Here to view session recording.
- “Discriminatory Taxation against Black Property Owners: A Hidden History of Racism” – Andrew Kahrl, Historian (Click to Join) – Click Here to view session recording.
- “Design Research for Equity: Architecture and Well-Being” – Trudy Watt, Architect (Click to Join) – Click Here to view session recording.
- “Housing and the City” – LaDale Winling, Associate Professor of History, Virginia Tech University (Click to Join)
- “Community Development and the City” A Panel Discussion with Camille Mays, Anti-Violence Activist; Cheri Fuqua, Community Organizer/Founder, The Middle Ground Milwaukee; and Arijit Sen, Associate Professor, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, School of Architecture and Urban Planning (Click to Join)
- “Pollution and Young People in the City – Insight into Running Your Own Research” Samuel Chitty, Environmental Science BSc, University of Birminhan England (UoB) (Click to Join) – Click Here to view session recording.
David Moore
Director of Parks & Attractions
Delaware River Waterfront Corporation (Philadelphia, PA)
Click to Join
ID: 831 8722 4156
Password: 443779
“Discriminatory Taxation against Black Property Owners: A Hidden History of Racism”
Andrew Kahrl
Historian
University of Virginia
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ID: 847 2595 8345
Password: 892606
“Design Research for Equity: Architecture and Well-Being”
Trudy Watt
Architect
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ID: 821 9222 7089
Password: 881831
“Housing and the City”
LaDale Winling
Associate Professor of History
Virgina Tech University
Click to Join
ID: 826 7697 7921
Password: 437800
“Community Development and the City” A Panel Discussion
Camille Mays
Anti-Violence Activist
Cheri Fuqua
Community Organizer/Founder
The Middle Ground Milwaukee
Arijit Sen
Associate Professor
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, School of Architecture and Urban Planning
Click to Join
ID: 821 6532 3457
Password: 409357
“Pollution and Young People in the City – Insight into Running Your Own Research”
Samuel Chitty
Environmental Science BSc
University of Birmingham England (UoB)
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ID: 822 6880 3258
Password: 807051
4:00 pm CDT
- 60 minutes
- Elective/Optional Session
Daily Discussion: Arts, Culture, and Recreation
During this session, delegates will consider the following questions:
- What are the roles of art, culture, and recreation in the development of the twenty-first century city?
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Meeting ID: 810 9308 1326
Password: 957338
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https://us02web.zoom.us/u/kURkxKD57
Daily Discussions
Choose at least 1 discussion topic for today.
5:30 pm CDT
- 60 minutes
- Elective/Optional Session
Zoom Session
Social Time
Option #1: Accessibility in the City: Facilitator Gregg “Triple G” will host a discussion about accessibility issues in the city. He will also provide an opportunity for delegates to pose their questions about blindness, since he has been blind since birth. Join Triple G for this exciting conversation! (Click to Join this Session. Meeting ID: 834 4264 2350. Passcode: 893457)
Option #2: Kahoot Game & Open Social Time: Facilitator Asha will host an open Zoom room with a game of Kahoot and time to socialize among fellow delegates. (Click to Join this Session. Meeting ID: 841 1285 1751. Passcode: 919430)
Social Time
End the day with a little fun!