Landscapes for People and Planet - Women, children and the development of environmentalism in Britain

Thursday, February 20, 12:00pm - 2:00pm (EST)

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How have women and children shaped the landscapes we live in today? This lecture explores the pioneering work of Brenda Colvin and Marjory Allen, two key female thinkers in post-war Britain, who championed the idea of involving children in designing and caring for their local environments. Their vision of urban and green spaces was not just about aesthetics but about fostering sustainability, agency, and community.

Drawing on the concept of ‘care’ as a driving force for sustainability and environmental responsibility, Professor Luca Csepely-Knorr will connect historical examples of housing and public landscapes from Britain’s post-war Welfare State with today’s urgent climate and biodiversity challenges. Can these past ideas inspire more inclusive and sustainable urban spaces for the future?

AGENDA

→ Open lecture by Professor Luca Csepely-Knorr, University of Liverpool School of Architecture
→ Moderated discussion with the speaker; moderator: Lilla Gollob, cultural journalist
→ Audience Q&A
→ Networking: Stay for drinks and snacks after the discussion!

This event is for students, educators, and professionals in urban planning, architecture, landscape architecture, sustainability, history, feminist studies, social sciences, and beyond. Join us for an insightful discussion on community planning, child-friendly cities, biodiversity, and the role of public spaces in shaping a better future.

→ When: 20 February 2025, 18.00-20.00
→ Where: MOME TWO, Space experimental studio @ 1121 Budapest, Zugligeti út 9-25.

The event is supported by the British Council Hungary.

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Add to Calendar 2025/02/20 18:00:00 2025/02/20 20:00:00 Europe/Budapest Landscapes for People and Planet - Women, children and the development of environmentalism in Britain How have women and children shaped the landscapes we live in today? This lecture explores the pioneering work of Brenda Colvin and Marjory Allen, two key female thinkers in post-war Britain, who championed the idea of involving children in designing and caring for their local environments. Their vision of urban and green spaces was not just about aesthetics but about fostering sustainability, agency, and community.

Drawing on the concept of ‘care’ as a driving force for sustainability and environmental responsibility, Professor Luca Csepely-Knorr will connect historical examples of housing and public landscapes from Britain’s post-war Welfare State with today’s urgent climate and biodiversity challenges. Can these past ideas inspire more inclusive and sustainable urban spaces for the future?

AGENDA

→ Open lecture by Professor Luca Csepely-Knorr, University of Liverpool School of Architecture
→ Moderated discussion with the speaker; moderator: Lilla Gollob, cultural journalist
→ Audience Q&A
→ Networking: Stay for drinks and snacks after the discussion!

This event is for students, educators, and professionals in urban planning, architecture, landscape architecture, sustainability, history, feminist studies, social sciences, and beyond. Join us for an insightful discussion on community planning, child-friendly cities, biodiversity, and the role of public spaces in shaping a better future.

→ When: 20 February 2025, 18.00-20.00
→ Where: MOME TWO, Space experimental studio @ 1121 Budapest, Zugligeti út 9-25.

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