Event Summary · Social Inclusion in Latin America – Public Policies and Urban Intervention: Best Practices event
June 10th 2015 · The New School, New York On Wednesday June 10th, The New School hosted an event featuring the Mayors of Panama City, Guayaquil, Medellin, and Fortaleza for a debate on best practices in urban policy-making that improve social inclusion. The event was...
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The Design and Development Program participated at the World Urban Forum 7
April 5-11, 2014 · Medellín, Colombia The Design and Social Development Program, integrated by integrated by The New School University, New York; the Faculty of Architecture, Design and Urban Planning (FADU-UBA), the Faculty of Social Sciences ( FSOC-UBA) and the...
President Correa Introduced Yasuní-ITT, his environmental campaign, at the OLA
September 23, 2011 · New School · New York The president of Ecuador, Rafael Correa, gave a public lecture at the New School for Public Engagement on Friday, September 23, 2011 titled, “A Concrete Alternative From Ecuador in the Midst of Climate Rhetoric: Yasuní-ITT.”...
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