BWRC Guest Research Fellow, 2021-2022
New York City is a city of water, with more than eight million residents living
We are thrilled so many of you were able to join us on May 13th for our day-long virtual conference on “Sea Level Rise and Brooklyn’s Jamaica Bay Communities
Due to the ongoing health and logistical concerns of the pandemic, the conference will be taking place entirely online.
See below for the full schedule
Thanks to all who came to the Spaces & Places: Art Along the Brooklyn Waterfront Conference. The Keynote Speaker Commissioner Tom Finkelpearl began the conference by discussing his New York City Department of Cultural Affairs Initiatives
The BWRC Conference on “The Past, Present and Possible Future of Manufacturing Along the Brooklyn Waterfront” was a resounding success. Our best-attended conference yet examined the past, present, and future of industry and manufacturing on the
BWRC held its first-ever full day conference at Borough Hall on March 31, with support from the New York City Economic Development Corporation and the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey. The conference explored
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We are thrilled so many of you were able to join us last week for our first ~virtual~ conference! We’d like to especially thank our wonderful panelists for sharing
Our conference was featured on the CityTech OpenLab’s “Open Road” blog. Read the full post here: https://openlab.citytech.cuny.edu/openroad/science-art-and-the-climate-crisis-along-the-brooklyn-waterfront/
And make sure to follow the Open Road for more CityTech news and updates! The Open Road highlights OpenLab news, events, support, and
BWRC’s Annual Conference will explore the interdisciplinary ferment created by scientists, artists, activists, and others whose work grapples with our rapidly changing climate.
Bringing together a diverse array of artists, scientists, and community members, …
