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A 4th generation settler living in the territory of Treaty 6 First Nations and the homelands of the Metis people. Beth makes herself at home in Edmonton, Canada, a welcoming city where the first footsteps that marked this place belonged to the Cree, Dene, Saulteaux, Nakota Sioux, Blackfoot, Inuit and Metis. She is the author of Nest City: How Cities Serve Citizens and Citizens Serve Cities. Beth is a professional city planner who works with citizens, city government, business and community organizations looking for practical ways to navigate the complexity of city life--so they can hear each other and make better cities. | A 4th generation settler living in the territory of Treaty 6 First Nations and the homelands of the Metis people. Beth makes herself at home in Edmonton, Canada, a welcoming city where the first footsteps that marked this place belonged to the Cree, Dene, Saulteaux, Nakota Sioux, Blackfoot, Inuit and Metis. She is the author of Nest City: How Cities Serve Citizens and Citizens Serve Cities. Beth is a professional city planner who works with citizens, city government, business and community organizations looking for practical ways to navigate the complexity of city life--so they can hear each other and make better cities. | ||
== Beth's Website == | == Beth's Website == | ||
[https://www.bethsanders.ca/ Beth Sander's Website] | [https://www.bethsanders.ca/ '''Check out Beth Sander's Website'''] | ||
[[File:Beth%2BHome.png|200px|thumb| | [[File:Beth%2BHome.png|200px|thumb|right|Hi, I'm Beth ...]] | ||
== Book: Nest City: How Cities Serve Citizens and Citizens Serve Cities == | == Book: Nest City: How Cities Serve Citizens and Citizens Serve Cities == | ||
Revision as of 01:49, 27 December 2020
A 4th generation settler living in the territory of Treaty 6 First Nations and the homelands of the Metis people. Beth makes herself at home in Edmonton, Canada, a welcoming city where the first footsteps that marked this place belonged to the Cree, Dene, Saulteaux, Nakota Sioux, Blackfoot, Inuit and Metis. She is the author of Nest City: How Cities Serve Citizens and Citizens Serve Cities. Beth is a professional city planner who works with citizens, city government, business and community organizations looking for practical ways to navigate the complexity of city life--so they can hear each other and make better cities.
Beth's Website
Check out Beth Sander's Website
Book: Nest City: How Cities Serve Citizens and Citizens Serve Cities
Nest City will forever alter the way you look at your city, your local public institutions and community organizations and business — and how you think about and contribute to your city.