In our final installment of this four-part cities on cities and technology, we wrap up our conversations on smart cities, urban platforms, knowledge production, and civic intelligence by exploring alternative approaches to urban transformation – analog and digital. Tune in to learn more about the Anti-Eviction Mapping Project, the changing geography of carbon economies, and what post offices and hardware stores can teach us about community.
GUESTS
David Banks, SUNY, University at Albany
Ryan Burns, University of Calgary
Ayonna Datta, University College London
Shannon Mattern, University of Pennsylvania
Erin McElroy, University of Washington
John Stehlin, University of North Carolina at Greensboro
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