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Schedule |
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Meeting 1 |
Introduction and Freedom Trail Walk |
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Meeting 2 |
Seeing the City Through Photography |
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Meeting 2 |
Looking Beneath the City Surface |
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Meeting 4 |
Listening to Stories of Community Change |
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Meeting 5 |
Discussion Session |
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Meeting 6 |
Caring for Nature in the City (1) |
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Meeting 7 |
Designing City Parks and Public Spaces |
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Meeting 8 |
Fighting Pollution and Protecting Our Health Description and Homework Exercise |
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Meeting 9 |
Caring for Nature in the City (2) Description and Homework Exercises |
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Meeting 10 |
Growing Healthy Places Through Urban Farming |
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Meeting 11 |
Final Project: Tour with Friends of the Public Garden |
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Possible Sat. meeting |
Final Projects: Tour with Boston Park Ranger |
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Meeting 11 |
Final Projects: Final Preparations |
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June 23 |
Final Projects: Our Tour of the Boston Common/Public Garden! |
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Using the schedule: To find out more information about what we're doing for each meeting, as well as the the assignment to complete for that day, click on "Description and Homework Exercises" About homework: In this program, we'll spend Thursdays exploring different parts of the city together, and during the week we'll be spending some time looking at our own neighborhoods, since these are places we know best and can get to most easily. So in this case "homework," doesn't just mean work you do at home, but rather exercises that we'll do about our homes and the neighborhoods in which it they are located. Over the next few weeks, these exercises will help us create small portraits of our neighborhood through writing, drawing, photography, and maps so that we can get to know where we live a little better.
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