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Sara, what a great presentation !! Your advice specifically applied to improving our streets, but more generally, your comments apply to to any project seeking social change. Well presented !! Pa

I live in Toronto and had been randomly following your page, this is such a happy surprise

Love it.... I think you should improve title, add end screen and add more ranking tags (According to your Content) on video tag section.Also need to share your video on different social media sites.Then your videos can easily reach out to your lovely audience...Your dedication and video concept for your channel are truly impressive. you're doing quite well.However, your content is not reaching the desired number of viewers....I believe that by doing so, all your needs will be met..,.And all the best for your journey on youtube......

NO SUCH THING AS GUN VIOLENCE !

I wish some vocals did not have echo chamber effect. Difficult to listen to.

I don't support you. Instead of replying to my questions on Twitter you Blocked me. If you ever held public office would you NoT ANSWER A CONSTITUENT'S QUESTIONS, AND BLOCK THEM?!??!? YOU WERE NOT BORN IN CANADA, YET YOU WANT TO HOLD AN ELECTED POSITION IN CANADA!!! YOU ARE A FOREIGNER!! P.K.

About the new underground parking at Exhibition Place/Ontario Place/Therme/Ontario Science Center/BMO field? Can we dig VERY DEEP and build not only a computerized stackable vehicle and bike parking, but an underground ttc bus and streetcar loop/station with a dedicated Gardiner ramp going down to this parking facility? The Dufferin Gate loop is going to become the weakest link in all the planned redevelopment, soon. It should be moved south to this new proposed facility. Thank you.

Thank you for generously hosting this session! Grateful to have this opportunity to share about the placemaking movement with the most prolific and influential public space advocate, Gil Penalosa!

Thank you for posting this to KZbin!

This is a great little video. I didn't realise what a difference good or bad parking policy could make.

Thank you for this, can I get Mike's email id?

Absolutely important for cities and a direction towards Indian cities should graduate.

We live more and more in our own bubbles and the best one is the car. You have you own climate and sound (while spreading noise and air pollution). Isolated by glass and steel you cannot hear birds, wind, voices or other travellers on the outside, only transmitted radio waves. The only way to communicate with your surrounding is by horn and indicator. You cannot do, like walkers and cyclists, negotiate while crossing it others direction by gestures - and smile if you misinterpret each other. To the driver other drivers are obstacles, to walkers, other walkers are fellow citizens.

Climate Resilience for an Aging Nation. Danielle Arigoni, author. Our population is aging-by 2034, the US will have more people over 65 than under 18, and older residents make up a disproportionate number of casualties from natural disasters. In Climate Resilience for an Aging Nation, community resilience and housing expert Danielle Arigoni argues that we cannot achieve true resilience until communities adopt interventions that work to meet the needs of their oldest residents. Arigoni explores how to integrate age-friendly resilience into community planning and disaster preparedness efforts through new planning approaches. These include an age-friendly process, and a planning framework dedicated to inclusive disaster recovery. Climate Resilience for an Aging Nation will help professionals and concerned citizens understand how to best plan for both the aging of our population and the climate changes underway to create communities that serve the needs of older adults better, not only during disasters but for all the days in between.

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Hearing about the racial discrimination when it came to employment for the building of the park makes me sad even though it happened long, long ago.

This is great content! Thank you for posting the webinars!!

Sweden will be destroyed by diversity ( Muslims and Africans). Peace over.

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what a powerful presentation by two world known urbanist who contributed remarkably to human development by putting human first in city developments, I am glad I have free access to such resources. Every word spoken is years of research, observation, exploration and conclusio after studying models around the globe. These two are fighting for future generations. If I go to Canada these two are my friends to go to.................I am waiting for that moment.

Gill Penalosa is gifted personality and i am glad to find his work, his work impact millions of people from all over the world. I am studying his work to plan a strategy for new city

Hi Gil, I'm curious if/when your webinar from earlier today will be uploaded. I was able to catch some of it but not before having to escape to class.

Great to hear these webinars are continuing in 2023! 🎉

Not even a Canadian, but I hope you win! We need more walkable cities in North America.

It's a fantastic book - my favourite quote (as to what we're experiencing in Perth) is that you need density AND diversity, because if you don't have diversity you don't have anything close to useful. Bam.

Powerful and inspiring

Su historial le alluda a su postulacion como Alcalde de mi Ciudad de Totonto.....ojala llegue como las 2 candidatas una pionera y otra generación joven en la que tuve muy involucrada...espero que les vean mas videntes en youtube si!!...como siempre mi persona alludando y voluntariada en mi ciudad de Toronto Canada 🇨🇦...chau chau 🇦🇷 ✊👍💪✌🇨🇴🇨🇦🌎

This is a terrific presentation!

Excellent presentation!!

Thank your for an informative and gangbuster conversation! Timestamps 9:00 Detroit 11:00 Public spaces, then retail 12:00 Sidewalks ... Sarasota Springs 13:30 Multi-use, multi-purpose public spaces 17:30 Markets 22:00 Street corners with banks 24:00 Bollards and benches 26:00 Assets that express a city's character 28:00 Older people - Parents, Future Self. Motorcyclists don't go to boring places 30:00 When you see people happy - biggest indicator of a healthy place 33:00 Small places. William H. (Holly) Whyte (1917-1999) : "I end then in praise of small spaces. The multiplier effect is tremendous. It is not just the number of people using them, but the larger number who pass by and enjoy them vicariously, or even the larger number who feel better about the city center for knowledge of them. For a city, such places are priceless, whatever the cost. They are built of a set of basics and they are right in front of our noses. If we will look." 43:00 Children, baby carriages, and dogs 44:00 Nonsultation

Thank you Gil for you leadership and generosity supporting placemaking learning, advocacy and action with us for 25 years!

Excellent presentation. I was curious... How did the pandemic change the use of the park and the way the Conservancy communicates with the public?

When is the next meeting plz

Hi Enrique

Thank you for an outstanding slide show and review of this world park. Would like to know more about the 100 year Vision and Comprehensive Plan. What are the recommended resources - readings, audio, video - for those interested in learning about the park's immediate future and long term goals?

Excellent presentations! Can you let us know if the NRPA document mentioned is online? Remote Physical Activity Programs for Older Adults: A guide to planning and implementation

Seria mejor que lo pongan en Español y subtitulos en Inglés.

Fantastic session! :)

Brilliant start to the new year. Question: How is 'What is very easy to do, you do more of' translated in other languages?

Thank you for the insights into the 3 way governance systems, and citizen participation

Commissioner Silver - Congratulations! Service well done. How are the Un-Housed welcomed?

Inspirador!!!