Empathetic Cities

On this episode of Empathetic Cities, Professor A. discusses how Norfolk youth are redesigning their cities with just ideas, school projects, and a little motivation and support. 

On this episode of Empathetic Cities, Professor A. discusses how cities and citizens act proactively and reactively against rising tidewaters and sea levels. 

On this episode of Empathetic Cities, Professor A discusses how art shapes belonging, identity, and shared experiences within communities.

On this episode of Empathetic Cities, Professor A. discusses the importance on incorporating intersectionality in urban design planning. 

On this episode of Empathetic Cities, Professor A. discusses the importance of grassroots organizations and how they shape resilience in urban communities. 

On this episode of Empathetic Cities, Professor A. discusses how communities can and should utilize digital tools like phones, social media networks, and more to connect with one another. 

On this episode of Empathetic Cities, Professor A. discusses how storytelling is the backbone to building resilient urban communities. 

On this episode of Empathetic Cities, Professor A. teaches us what makes a city truly resilient in modern times.

Imagine cities where every resident feels seen, heard, and valued. This is the vision of empathetic cities—places where resilience isn't just about bouncing back from challenges but about growing stronger together. Let's dive into what makes these cities thrive. Originally aired on March 23rd.