Don’t miss out on this great panel discussion that addresses the importance of how urban design can resolve not only the physical, but also the mental devastation that Hurricane Sandy was responsible for.

Mindy Fullilove, Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health
Richard Plunz, Columbia University GSAPP
Damon Rich, City of Newark Office of Urban Design
Hilary Sample, Columbia University GSAPP

Smashing into housing, health, power, and transportation infrastructures, the historic storm Sandy upended lives and evicted entire communities overnight. Most of the conversations on recovery that followed focused the urban landscape—but what about the mental and somatic ones? In this discussion, urban design and public health experts address the challenges of collective stress and anxiety, and speculate on new ideas toward wellness in rebuilding the New York and New Jersey region.

For more information, visit: http://events.gsapp.org/event/house-stress-after-sandy

Co-sponsored by the Mailman School of Public Health