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Join us as we discuss, At Home in the City: Inviting Connections and Community in Public Space, with Walter Hood, an Oakland-based, internationally renowned landscape designer, artist, educator and MacArthur Fellow.

In this conversation with Walter Hood, we delve into the design of urban environments and opportunities for intergenerational connections. The focus of Hood’s work is the public realm and urban environments; much of his work empowers and serves marginalized communities across the country. His studio, research and a number of his projects are based in West Oakland, a neighborhood with great racial diversity and a rich history of Black culture.

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At Home in the City: Inviting Connections & Community in Public Space | A Conversation with Walter Hood

At Home in the City: Inviting Connections & Community in Public Space | A talk with Walter Hood

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At Home in the City: Inviting Connections & Community in Public Space | A talk with Walter Hood

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