Bethany Walker

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[Bloomberg CityLab @CityLab]

The real link between crime and refugees https://t.co/VGuFxbqrx0

[Bethany Walker @bwalk001]

Global Leaders and Architects discussed Megacities and Dense Vertical Ur... https://t.co/tI8VAKTajc via @WACommunity

[Bethany Walker @bwalk001]

Just posted a photo https://t.co/7SvRjfntXB

[Bethany Walker @bwalk001]

Just posted a photo https://t.co/ZchMKcV5DF

[Bethany Walker @bwalk001]

How seven cities are inventing the future of transportation https://t.co/xmtYXEa8fD

[MIT Urban Planning @mitdusp.bsky.social @MITdusp]

See @rebuildbydesign's fascinating presentation on a resilient plan for the "The Big U" of Manhattan: https://t.co/aGAjeoOQQl

[Bloomberg CityLab @CityLab]

This week in #Cityreads: The meaning of home in an uprooted world, and more https://t.co/nZ6Z87KpLn

[History Photographed @HistoryInPics]

A female Lockheed employee works on a P-38 Lightning, Burbank, CA, 1944.

[SCAPE @scape_studio]

.@rebuildbydesign Great list of best practices for community engagement featuring our #LivingBreakwaters project! https://t.co/whOM7L0EeD

[The Rockefeller Foundation @RockefellerFdn]

#Communication #evaluation can be overwhelming. Start small, learn—and evolve. https://t.co/pbTh7GxEF7 via @HatchForGood

[TechCrunch @TechCrunch]

Why a design mindset matters https://t.co/o8ubfpOBGR

[The Rockefeller Foundation @RockefellerFdn]

How #Cities' Most Underserved Neighborhoods Are Making Themselves More Resilient https://t.co/gnq3HKROm8 @grp_resilience

[UNICEF Education @UNICEFEducation]

Explore @UNESCOstat eAtlas to see which data are currently available by country to monitor #SDG4: https://t.co/54sFhudzzS v/ @GPforEducation

[Bethany Walker @bwalk001]

The Kind of Thinking Cities Need https://t.co/y5daq76fnr

[At the Smithsonian @AroundTheMall]

New York's Center for Urban Pedagogy uses art and design to help people better understand complex laws and systems https://t.co/v9G3d1GVwi

[Bethany Walker @bwalk001]

Watch “What Is Affordable Housing?” on @Vimeo https://t.co/Ywvp5CJlK3

[Bethany Walker @bwalk001]

"I think constraints are very important. They're positive, because they allow you to work off something." -Charles Gwathmey