Empathetic Cities: Climate Adaptation with Community
Jun 26, 202610m
On this episode of Empathetic Cities, Professor A. discusses how Norfolk adapts to its inevitable flooding during the rainy seasons and is a beacon for others to follow.
Hosted by Antonella DiTommaso · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 30 episodes
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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.
Antonella DiTommaso hosts Empathetic Cities, a health show with 30 episodes published.
On this episode of Empathetic Cities, Professor A. discusses how Norfolk adapts to its inevitable flooding during the rainy seasons and is a beacon for others to follow.
On this week's episode of Empathetic Cities, Professor A. discusses how several indigenous tribes help make Norfolk thrive with their own customs and traditions passed down through generations.
On this week's episode of Empathetic Cities, Professor A. discusses how Norfolk women are taking charge in urban change through infrastructure development, safety, and community building.
On this week's episode of Empathetic Cities, Professor A. shares how Norfolk residents are reclaiming their neighborhoods through various community policing tactics and policies.
On this week's episode of Empathetic Cities, Professor A. discusses how Norfolk residents actively control their neighborhoods alongside their elected officials, and how you can do the same in your own community!
On this week's episode of Empathetic Cities, Professor A. discusses how Norfolk residents adapt to Norfolk's growing, green economy and how their work helps with worldwide climate change.
On this week's episode of Empathetic Cities, Professor A. discusses how Norfolk is taking steps to ensure everyone has a right for fair work opportunities and working standards.
On this week's episode of Empathetic Cities, Professor A. shares international stories of resilience through housing initiatives, and where we may see those same initiatives around the City of Norfolk, today.
May is Small Business Month, and on this week's episode, Professor A. discusses the big impact that Norfolk's small business owners have in their communities.
On this episode of Empathetic Cities, Professor A shares the stories of several modern Norfolk communities changing the way they use currency through traditional economic models.
On this episode of Empathetic Cities, Professor A. discuss Norfolk's solutions to gentrification through resources like community land trusts, community-controlled developments, and inclusionary zoning.
On today's episode of Empathetic Cities, Professor A. discusses how everyday Norfolk youth are changing their neighborhoods, schools, and other communities through various community based, and student-led initiatives.
On today's episode of Empathetic Cities, Professor A. discusses how Norfolk residents are improving the digital and technological gaps throughout the city with various initiatives that help solve everyday issues.
On this episode of Empathetic Cities, Professor A. discusses how public schools serve as more than just learning institutions for K-12 students, but also as learning institutions, development centers, and safe spaces for
On today’s episode of Empathetic Cities, Professor A. discusses how everyday, Norfolk parks have transformed into healing and learning spaces for all.
On today's episode, Professor A. discusses how Norfolk saves lives and money while fighting the city's housing crisis through housing-first approaches, empathy, compassion, and common sense.
On this episode of Empathetic Cities, Professor A. discusses how accessibility is smart urban design and how creating accessible communities breaks down barriers for, both, the disabled and fully able.
Today, Professor A. discusses food justice revolution, as everyday citizens take matters into their own hands, (with help from every level in the community), to battle food deserts throughout the City of Norfolk.
On this episode of Empathetic Cities, Professor A. discusses the importance of building inclusive cities for neurodivergent brains. With examples from NSU, Norfolk Public Libraries, and the Tide just to name a few! Make
On this episode of Empathetic Cities, Professor A. discusses the importance of accessibility and safety in public transit, and throughout Norfolk streets. Make sure you're sharing your stories with the #EmpatheticCities!
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