Name: Learning Labs by Teaching Cleveland
Start: 2024-04-11T16:30:00-04:00
End: 2024-06-06T18:30:00-04:00
Location: Goldhorn Brewery

Learning Labs by Teaching Cleveland

Teaching Cleveland

This spring, Teaching Cleveland takes a deep dive into the issues and challenges surrounding the lakefront.

Goldhorn Brewery

Cleveland’s lakefront is a defining feature of the city’s natural and economic history, and its development is at the center of local policy and development conversations. This spring, Teaching Cleveland takes a deep dive into the issues and challenges surrounding the lakefront and examines them through three different lenses: sustainability and regional biodiversity, economic development and the built environment, and accessibility and inclusion. What’s a Learning Lab?Teaching Cleveland has gathered a roster of local experts to share their insights into the environmental, economic, and human factors that impact lakefront development, from different perspectives. Each Learning Lab is an opportunity to learn from local leaders and experts, connect with others who are interested in Cleveland’s success, and learn more about Teaching Cleveland. Is it just for teachers?Teaching Cleveland is dedicated to building informed and engaged Clevelanders who are positively changing our region. Though we curate our events with teachers in mind, anyone interested in the future of the city is sure to walk away having learned something new. Event DetailsAdmission is $10 in advance and $15 the day of the event. Your admission includes happy hour snacks and one drink ticket.The Learning Labs will be held at <a href="https://goldhornbrewery.com/" title="https://goldhornbrewery.com/" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">Goldhorn Brewery</a>.Doors open at 4:30. Speakers start at 5:15.Register and learn more about the topics and speakers here. Speakers &amp; Topics Debbie Berry, Cuyahoga CountyApril 11 - A Vibrant Lakefront - Vision and Collaboration for DevelopmentThis is a moment when many organizations are coming together to plan and fund lakefront development and create alignment among businesses, government, and community. But we also know that the road to get here was not always smooth – learn more about the past, present, and future of downtown lakefront development from a woman who has been a part of the planning process for decades. David Beach, Writer and ActivistMay 9 - A Sustainable Lakefront - Northeast Ohio’s Natural BorderLake Erie’s health and biodiversity are essential to the region’s success but key actions must be taken to ensure that the natural area can adapt and thrive. How are current plans for lakefront development going to impact the health of our greatest natural resource? What should be considered as we move forward? PANEL: Allison Lukacsy-Love, Greater Cleveland Partnership; Kaela Geshke, Trust for Public Land; Erika Hood, SYATTJune 6 - An Inclusive Lakefront - Planning for Accessibility, Diversity, and BelongingAs the movement to make Lake Erie more physically accessible gains traction, how can we move forward to create a lakefront landscape that is not only attractive but welcoming to all? From infrastructure and amenities to businesses and attractions, we’ll discuss how we can design a lakefront that will adapt to the diverse wants and needs of the people who will use it.

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