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MAS Urbanists Present: Justin Davidson in Conversation

Tuesday, May 26, 20205 PM - 6 PMEDT

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In his article, “The Return of Fear,” New York magazine Architecture and Classical Music Critic, Justin Davidson, examines how past crises have shaped New York City, using this history as a hopeful lens for pondering our city’s future through and beyond recovery.  Join us for a virtual conversation hosted by the MAS Urbanists, with Justin Davidson and MAS President, Elizabeth Goldstein, where they will discuss our city’s past, our hopes beyond COVID-19, and how this experience has reaffirmed an appreciation for urban life, the public realm, and human connection.

There will be introductory remarks from members of the MAS Urbanist Leadership Council. To learn more about the Urbanists, MAS's early to mid-career professionals membership group, click here.

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MAS Urbanists Present: Justin Davidson in Conversation

Tuesday, May 26, 20205 PM - 6 PMEDT

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In his article, “The Return of Fear,” New York magazine Architecture and Classical Music Critic, Justin Davidson, examines how past crises have shaped New York City, using this history as a hopeful lens for pondering our city’s future through and beyond recovery.  Join us for a virtual conversation hosted by the MAS Urbanists, with Justin Davidson and MAS President, Elizabeth Goldstein, where they will discuss our city’s past, our hopes beyond COVID-19, and how this experience has reaffirmed an appreciation for urban life, the public realm, and human connection.

There will be introductory remarks from members of the MAS Urbanist Leadership Council. To learn more about the Urbanists, MAS's early to mid-career professionals membership group, click here.

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