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to promote civic engagement in the Philadelphia region.Environmentalists plan to do some “street landscaping” tomorrow in Philadelphia
Thursday, September 18th, 2008 at 3:52 pm - by Matt Campbell. Filed under: Uncategorized.
Tomorrow Temple students in environmental policy will create this mini-park on North Broad St.
Activists nationwide on Friday will use metered parking spots to stage a little street theater. It’s called National Park(ing) Day. The idea is for folks to convert their little piece of asphalt into something that resembles green open space. Here’s what some folks did last year.
Through Twitter, I found a Philadelphia group that will be participating tomorrow. Temple University’s Information Technology Society Research Group will be converting a few metered parking spots in front of their office at 1601North Broad Street. Michele Masucci, the director of ITSRG, says she’s participating because she wants citizens to imagine how more green space could look in the inner-city. With that seed planted, she hopes citizens will one day work together to convert abandoned lots or brownfields into park space. To make sure her message gets out beyond Broad Street, she’ll be live blogging from her mini park on Broad Street.
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September 19th, 2008 at 7:11 am
[...] Center City and transform them into tiny 8 foot by 20 foot parks. Alan had a post about it at the It’s Our City blog yesterday. His post included information from a chat he had with Michele Masucci of The Information [...]
August 22nd, 2010 at 10:55 pm
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