About
In SCARP's speaker series, starting with SCARP faculty and soon new perspectives and lenses from worldwide experts in planning, we welcome students, faculty, alumni, and planners and friends near and far, to hear new perspectives, network, and ask the pertinent questions of the day.
Each talk has new insights and best practices for equitable cities, climate resilience, community partnerships, and more; with implications between innumerable fields.
Coming up next:
Heather Campbell
Heather Campbell discusses the recent report she co-authored, "Knowledge that Matters: Realising the Potential of Co-Production", created for the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) and funded by the N8 Research Partnership's study to explore new models of 'co-production'. Campbell explores how universities need to change to facilitate better working between academic and non-academic communities.
Julia Harten
Julia Harten provides an overview over her various research projects centering on data innovation for housing and inclusive urbanization and housing strategies of marginalized groups. As an example of her work, Harten deep-dives into an ongoing project that explores the role of gender in the shared housing, drawing on data collected from Craigslist in Los Angeles.
Event format
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Light refreshments will be served.
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Each speaker will present for 30 minutes, each followed by 15 minutes of Q&A.
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Feel free to stick around for networking and chat.
- While these events are exclusively in-person, presentations will be recorded and available online for those who can't attend personally.
More speaker series events:
More events to come! When you RSVP, let us know what ideas you have for future talks!
Date & Time
Wed, April 12 : 1:00pm - 1:30pm
Location
WMAX 110
UBC Point Grey Campus, 1933 West Mall
Vancouver BC
Canada