Who Owns Durham, Episode 4: Urban Heat, Safe Homes, and Climate Risk

L'Tanya Durante · Aug 18, 2022 · Leave a Comment

In Episode 4 of our podcast, Who Owns Durham?, Bonita Green (Merrick-Moore Community Development Association), Max Cawley & Imani Vincent (Museum of Life and Science), Tim Stallmann (Research Action Design), L’Tanya Durante and John Killeen (DataWorks NC) discuss our recent collaboration to bring resident-collected heat island data into public knowledge and conversation.

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Who Owns Durham? is a semi-regular production of DataWorks NC and our partners. We set the table for discussions of tenant power, anti-racism in housing and community knowledge of history & the future.

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