Cities in Placemaking: Dan Boyle interview by the Good Place

"I think as a tool for integration placemaking is hugely important, when you offer people the opportunity to interact in public spaces as much as possible in opposition to be closeted in our little groups."
Dan Boyle

Dan Boyle provides an insightful account of his key takeaways from the Cities in Placemaking learning program. He reflects on the transformative potential of placemaking in fostering stronger, more connected communities. Boyle highlights how public spaces can serve as common ground where people from different backgrounds can engage, collaborate, and build relationships.

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Dan Boyle

Dan Boyle was born in Chicago, Illinois, to emigrant Irish parents. He has lived in his mother’s native city of Cork since he was eight year He was national Chair of the Green Party/Comhaontas Glas from 2007/2011. In 2019 he was elected once again to Cork City Council. His voluntary commitments include environmental, arts and heritage and social justice organisations. He is currently a board membe

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