Quick Context: As a child growing up in a declining neighborhood in Detroit, I dreamed that the burned buildings and vacant lots Generic new development dilutes our sense of place and in turn dilutes our sense of belonging.
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As a child growing up in a declining neighborhood in Detroit, I dreamed that the burned buildings and vacant lots Generic new development dilutes our sense of place and in turn dilutes our sense of belonging. From our earliest days, human beings have experienced the emotional need for connectedness.
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- As a child growing up in a declining neighborhood in Detroit, I dreamed that the burned buildings and vacant lots
- Generic new development dilutes our sense of place and in turn dilutes our sense of belonging.
- From our earliest days, human beings have experienced the emotional need for connectedness.
- This talk was given at a local TEDx event, produced independently of the TED Conferences.
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