Pratt Institute School of Architecture | Higgins Hall
61 St James Pl, Brooklyn, NY 11238

Led by Daphne Lundi, Rona Taylor, Dr. Vanessa L. Deane

 

This session examines how climate risks affect Caribbean communities in NYC. By weaving together lived experiences and community-driven artistic practices, participants will reflect on their roles in addressing climate challenges, exploring connections between local and global movements toward climate justice and resilience.
 

Daphne Lundi is an urban planner, climate policy maker, and artist. Currently a Public Scholar at CCNY, her research explores the intersections of sci-fi and planning. Lundi served as a Deputy Director for the NYC Mayor’s Office of Climate Justice and has taught urban planning courses at multiple colleges
 
www.daphnelundi.com

 
 
 
Rona Taylor is Executive Director of CxSE BK, promoting community health and justice. She has a background in the arts and social work, and advocates for a more healthful, beautiful, and equitable world.
 
www.cxsebrooklyn.org
IG & X: @cxsebk
 
 
Dr. Vanessa L. Deane is an Assistant Clinical Professor and Director of NYU’s Urban Planning program, focusing on climate change’s political economy. An internationally recognized consultant, she integrates academic research with practical climate solutions in vulnerable communities.