About this Event
Join us on June 11th for a screening of Changing Lanes — a well-crafted and riveting documentary tracking the grassroots campaign to transform McGuinness Boulevard in Greenpoint. It's a story about power, pavement, and who the city is actually built for.
The film moves across NYC's street safety landscape, with appearances by David Byrne, former DOT Commissioner Janette Sadik-Khan, and Pulitzer-winning journalist Henry Grabar — proof that this conversation is local but also important throughout all neighborhoods.
Then we go live. Five panelists pushing the edge of what public space can be:
- Ben Wolf — director of Changing Lanes
- Bronwyn Breitner — architect and lead force behind Make McGuinness Safe
- Boris Santos & Debra Ack — advocates reimagining the public realm in East New York
- Jim Burke — co-founder of the 34th Ave Open Streets Coalition, the people behind Paseo Park in Jackson Heights
One film. Three neighborhoods. A city worth it.
Moderated by Julie Torres Moskovitz & Casandra Jones of AIA Brooklyn’s Housing and Urbanism Committees.
Date: Thursday, June 11
Time: 6:15-8:30pm (screening begins at 6:30)
Location: Van Alen Institute, 303 Bond St - Gowanus
Credits: 1.5 CEU's
Cost: Free - voluntary donations appreciated
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Van Alen Institute, 303 Bond Street, Brooklyn, United States
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