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Bi-weekly Webinar series
Always FREE & interesting
Always over 750 registrations
from over 25 countries
Presentations by DOERS

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What? Why? When?

  • Gil’s bi-weekly webinar series is always FREE and hopefully, always interesting. It’ll provide you tools to be ‘passionate advocate’ on equitable, sustainable, and playful cities, where all can live healthier & happier.
  • Fascinating guests present for 25 minutes and then 25-minute dialogue with the many hundreds of participants from over 30 countries. Recordings only include the presentation.
  • It’s live, by Zoom, every other Tuesday at 11:00am EST / 5:00pm CET. The recordings are available for FREE on this website (below). Please share videos widely.

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Talking with Children, about Cities
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School Streets: Enhancing Neighborhoods in Paris & Barcelona
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The Best Climate Activist is a Good Urban Planner
Hélène Chartier
Inclusive Transportation, Repairing Divided Communities
Veronica Davis
Creating Happier Cities from the Ground Up
Emma Avery, Leah Karlberg
Rhythms of Change: Reflections on the Regent Park Revitalization
Mitchell Cohen
Killed by a Traffic Engineer
Wes Marshall
Experiments in Urban Entrepreneurship Place-based innovations
Jesse Shapins
Ending Global Sprawl
Peter Calthorpe
Towards Playable Cities: Barcelona’s Plan for Play
Maria Truñó
The Power of the Commons: Public Space for a Higher Purpose
Bridget Marquis
Before and After: Bratislava, Slovakia
Matus Vallo, Mayor of Bratislava
Climate Action for Busy People
Cate Mingoya-LaFortune
Better Streets for Every Body
Sara Stace
Sustainable Favelas: The Key to Climate Justice and Thriving Cities?
Theresa Williamson
Natural Playgrounds: The Science and Irony behind an Obvious Climate Solution
Adam Bienenstock
New Reykjavik: The transformation of a young city
Dagur Eggertsson
Copenhagen: What’s so good about it? Through the eyes of a Colombo-Canadian
Gil Penalosa
The Future and the New Nature Movement
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Dear Participant


This bi-weekly webinar is to contribute creating passionate advocates on doing equitable, sustainable, playful, cities, where everyone lives healthier and happier.

Every other Tuesday I invite fascinating people to share interesting transformative actions. It’s 60 minutes, where in the first half the guest presents, and then we have a dialogue considering the questions and comments from participants. I am very grateful to always have hundreds of participants, from over 25 countries, a few over 40! They are from all backgrounds, some work in public sector, others private, NGOs, others in active retirement; we also have elected officials, academics, media, etc.

Please invite others to watch live. Also, share the recordings widely, especially with decision makers, community groups, advocates, students, anyone interested in people and cities.

Kindest regards,

Gil