
Greening the ghetto
Majora Carter redefined the field of environmental equality, starting in the South Bronx by pulling her community out of decline with green initiatives and rethinking sustainable urban development.
Summary
Majora Carter's TED talk 'Greening the ghetto' explores transforming blighted urban areas like the South Bronx through green infrastructure, community-led parks, and sustainable jobs, directly tying into the trending topic of reimagining cities via urban greening to foster environmental justice and sustainability.
"You don't have to leave your neighborhood to live in a better one."
Discuss: What urban greening strategies from Majora Carter's work could be applied to your city to promote sustainability and equity?







