This brown bag lunch with Ann Buttenwieser, an author of books on New York City history and urban planning, will discuss her work as mother, urban planner, and not-for profit developer to improve the quality of life for all NYC citizens, including her journey to bring a ‘floating pool’ to the East River adjacent to Barretto Point Park in the South Bronx. Lunch will be served.
RSVP to Jen Kalaidis, Public Policy Program Assistant, at jk954@hunter.cuny.edu
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