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Welcome to the Nature of Cities Festival 2024! A gathering to get inspired, to learn, to present, collaborate, or to meet hundreds of new best friends and urban nature co-conspirators. The Berlin segment is an all-inclusive multi-day experience featuring field-trips, in person talks, workshops, art interventions, a film festival, Farm-to-Table dinners, various opportunities for socializing, and much more. All of it takes place at the Atelier Gardens venue, and various other locations around Berlin.
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Time to go outside! Nature in our daily lives helps us stay healthy, but a healthy environment looks different across the globe. Using Photovoice we are interested in seeing your interpretation of what nature keeps you healthy in your everyday life.
In this session we will discuss participants’ photos to derive design recommendations for a healthy environment, based on the diverse perspectives present. What makes a healthy city, and what does 'healthy' mean?We will co-create a big sketch pad with elements of a healthy city.
Post-session, participants can join us in writing an article based on the design recommendations and photos harvested in the session.
Marthe Derkzen is a researcher and lecturer with the Health and Society group of Wageningen University & Research. She studies urban nature from a social justice perspective with an interest in participatory greening, climate adaptation, local food, healthy neighborhoods and stewardship... Read More →
I am a Postdoctoral Research Fellow associated with the Future Cities initiative in the School of Planning at the University of Waterloo, Canada. My research centers on the theme of epistemic justice and epistemic pluralism. I am interested in developing research tools for understanding... Read More →
I study lived experiences of heat using mixed-method approaches to alleviate urban heat in cities. I am interested in relationships between, microclimate, urban design, and perceptions of heat.
