Jacob Campbell's presentation followed by a Q&A.<br/><br/>Biocultural Artistry: Equitable Green Space Design on Chicago's South Lakefront<br/>In 2016, teams of artists and community-based organizations from Bronzeville, Pilsen and Chinatown transformed Chicago’s largest Park District Natural Area by installing 5 public art Gathering Spaces along lakefront woodchip trails. <br/><br/>Their designs were inspired by cultural traditions from these neighborhoods that honor the environment and ancestral connections to the land. Since then the artists and partners have brought these spaces to life with multilingual programming through the Roots & Routes initiative including dance and musical performances, cultural festivals, and poetry workshops. The Gathering Spaces have become vital sites for community engagement, cross-cultural exchange and wellness in the outdoors. <br/><br/>This presentation will explore how park design benefit