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Feeding the City: Feminist Care Ethics in Urban Food Systems (opens the original)
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Feeding the City: Feminist Care Ethics in Urban Food Systems Season 2 Episode:23. September 29, 2026 Exposes gender inequality in urban food systems, informing our integration of community gardens and food justice programming that redistributes care labor and democratizes food access. Summary: Reveals a "care gap" where women perform the labor of feeding cities but are excluded from food policy decision-making.Connection: Uses community gardens and shared harvests to redistribute care labor, ens
From Parking Lots to Parks: The Mortality Benefits of Green Cities (opens the original)
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From Parking Lots to Parks: The Mortality Benefits of Green Cities Season 2 Episode: 22. Quantifies mortality benefits of converting car infrastructure to green space, providing evidence-based justification for car-free, green-centered urban design. Summary: Quantifies the life-saving potential of converting parking and roads to green space (improved air quality, reduced heat).Connection: Prioritizes greening in communities facing the highest health burdens and advocates for converting parking s
Urban Commons as Citizenship: Participation and Belonging in Bologna (opens the original)
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Urban Commons as Citizenship: Participation and Belonging in Bologna Season 2 Episode:21. September 15, 2026 Models collaborative management of urban commons as pathway to expanded citizenship, demonstrating how co-governance strengthens democratic participation and territorial belonging. Summary: Bologna’s model shows that commons management allows migrants (excluded from formal citizenship) to practice "urban citizenship."Connection: Treats the park as a commons with management authority given
Intersectional Resilience: Justice at the Interface of Health Systems (opens the original)
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Intersectional Resilience: Justice at the Interface of Health Systems Season 2 Episode:20. September 08, 2026 Applies intersectionality theory to understand how overlapping identities create unique vulnerabilities, informing our commitment to addressing structural inequality in park access and programming. Summary: Uses intersectionality theory to show how standard resilience frameworks fail multiply-marginalized people during crises like COVID-19.Connection: Explicitly addresses intersectional
Inclusive Governance: Sharing Power in Green Space Management (opens the original)
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Inclusive Governance: Sharing Power in Green Space Management Season 2 Episode:19. September 01, 2026 Establishes governance frameworks for inclusive green space management, demonstrating how to move from consultation to shared power with marginalized communities. Summary: Identifies the need to move from "tokenistic consultation" to "authentic shared governance" where marginalized groups have real decision-making power.Connection: Uses community councils with decision-making authority, offering
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