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"Cities have the capability of providing something for everybody, only because, and only when, they are created by everybody," Jane Jacobs wrote in The Death and Life of Great American Cities. We couldn't agree more and and so it is with great excitement that we announce the judges selection for the City R+D 2010: San Francisco. The group, comprised of local residents, business owners, urban planners, landscape architects and city officials, was built by organizers Liz Westbrook, Paul Supawanich, and Thea Selby.
Back in April we launched City R+D to inspire the GOOD community to find local, actionable solutions in their cities, towns, and suburbs. From our announcement:
Back in December we teamed up with urban planners, writers, artists and other people working to make Los Angeles better for LA 2.0. That project grew into City R+D, an open workshop platform for improving your city. The inaugural event in San Francisco was a smashing success.
If you're in the New York or New Jersey areas this Saturday, join the Jersey City Food Coop, Green Map Initiative, Riverview Community Gardens, Greater Good Giving and the Washington Park Association for the next installment of City R&D, in Jersey City.
