Contested Streets Screening and Panel Discussion

Screening of Contested Streets (57 min) and Grand Street (6 min)

Post-screening discussion with Stefan Schaefer and Ian Rosenberg; Paul White, the executive director of Transportation Alternatives; Majora Carter of Sustainable South Bronx and other guests.

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By Aaron Donovan |
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