What our friends say about working with City 2.0:

 

Involve them now.  We are designing their cities. --100RC, Rebuild x Design

 

They are not yet trained to think inside the box. --ARUP

 

They still think anything is possible, so they don't think in limited ways.--Arcadis

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Involving young people is the best way to create global networks of youth stakeholder participation.  --100RC

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They can help us deal with all kinds of challenges, from community visioning to design to the smooth function of the community itself. --Town of Scarsdale

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If we don't reach out, how will young people know that this is the most relevant, most multi-disciplinary, career path? --Yale "Green" Alumni (YBG)

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I wish I had had a class like this in high school.  You guys are our catalyst. --Michael Allen, HRJG

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The world needs more citizens who have these skills and mindsets.  

"I hope the future City 2.0 class becomes so influential that outside groups would be the ones who say, “I want to work with you-can we work together?” " -Mao, '17

What are the challenges you are facing in your work? Do you have prototypes you need to gain feedback on? Are there systems you wish to make more efficient or effective? Are there opportunities for community outreach you want to pursue?    Click the box to read our invitation to collaborate.

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Academic Friends & Thought Partners

These are people with whom we work or consult, to create empowering design experiences for young adults.

Scarsdale Center for Innovation, Scarsdale Education Foundation, Scarsdale High School

 

Project Breaker, TED Fellow Juliette LaMontagne

 

Stanford University, Hasso Plattner School of Design, k12lab,  Co Barry

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Harvard School of Education, Project Zero

          Tony Wagner, Ted Dintersmith

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IDEO-U,  Gabrielle Santa-Donato

IDEO Teachers Guild, Lisa Yokana, Michael Schurr

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Princeton University Tiger Challenge,  Rafe Steinhauer

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University of Vermont, Eugene Korsunskiiy

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Yale Blue Green, David Bergman (Parsons)

Yale University Environmental Science Summit

Yale Center for Business and the Environment

Yale CEID, Vince Wilczynsky,   CITY

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Design for America

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University of Connecticut, Storrs and Avery Point, Juliana Barrett, CLEAR, Climate Corps

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The Future Project, Rachel Wolfe

 

United Assembly School for Emergency Management

The Avenues School, Ivan Cestero

Plus+Ed, Riverdale, Michael Schurr, Lisa Yokana

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SHS alum Andy Jassy, former colleague Dave Greene

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Ted Steinberg, Environmental History, Case-Western

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Global Partners

Australia:  Christ Church Academy, Perth

                   Nic Brunsdon, Architect

Finland:    Jari Lavonen, Univ. of Helsinki, Education

India:         Geetika Kharola, Bangalore

Indonesia: Iwan Syahril, Reza Nurtjahja, Urbane

                   Architects

Japan:       Yasuko Tokunaga, Hiroshima Prefecture

South Korea: Suwon Academy of World Languages

Singapore: Hwa Chong Institution

Civic and Corporate Friends & Partners

 

These are government officials, NGOs, individual experts, or corporations with whom we work or consult, to create empowering design experiences for young adults, and to provide energizing assistance with community challenges.

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Julia Keleher, Puerto Rico Dept. of Education

Gloria Viscasillas, Banco Popular, Echar Pa'lante program

Craig Covil, ARUP

Roni Dietz, Arcadis

100 RC, Rebuild x DesignU, Idan Sasson

Meg Walker, Partnership for Public Space

Frank Fish, BFJ Planning

Steelcase

Terreform

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US Coast Guard, ADM Thad Allen and Sector NY

Ira Tannenbaum, Emily Accamondo, NYC Office of Emergency Management and NYC BOE

Noah Goldberg, Westchester Cty Office of Emergency Mgt.

Port Authority, MTA 

InterCEP, NYU, Bill Raisch

FEMA, Sean Waters, Kevin Malone

NYPD, FDNY

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UNA-NYC

Westchester County, Ben Boykin

Eastchester Community Action Partnership

Town of Scarsdale, Dan Hochvert, Mayor

Scarsdale Town Forum, Friends of Scarsdale Parks

Scarsdale Community Support Council

Sustainability Committees of Town, School District and HS

NYCHA, Ralph Da Costa Nunez

NYC Parks & Rec Dept., Jose

Eric Wyche, NYC Resilience and City Parks Foundation

NYC Land Use Committee, Frank Holozubiec

 

City Parks Foundation, Le'Alani Boykin, Community Visioning

City Parks Foundation, Bria Matthis, Outreach Coordinator 

Jazz Foundation of America, Will Glass

LinkNYC, Aunt Bertha Social Services App

VisionZero

LocalProjects

Robin Hood Foundation

Dave Greene, Save Our Schools

Zakiyah Ansari, Alliance for Quality Education

Peekskill CHOP, City Harvest

Harlem Village Academy Middle School

Harlem Childrens Zone Countee Cullen Community Ctr

Sisters Uptown Bookstore and Cultural Center

Phil Young Experience, Phil Young

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Lisa Yokana, teacher and thought leader, SHS Design Lab

Giancarlo Paternoster, engineer, skilled wood furniture maker

Deb Ryba, Environmental Planner

Ana Puszkin-Chevlin, Hazard Planner

Emily Blumenfeld, Public Art

City 2.0 exists because of the support of all of our friends and partners. 

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THANK YOU!!