March 20, 2012
Part 2: Robert McNulty, president and CEO, Partners for Livable Communities, Washington, D.C. (10:24)
McNulty explains three simple factors that create the civic glue that holds strong communities together even in times of economic distress: physical
beauty (including open spaces, parks, walkability), the presence of civic gathering spaces where people can meet comfortably, and a welcoming environment
for newcomers. He also discusses the equation of how livability plus place equals jobs.
- Part 1: Welcoming Remarks (2:53)
- Part 2: Robert McNulty, president and CEO, Partners for Livable Communities, Washington, D.C. (10:24)
- Part 3: Andre Pettigrew, executive director, Climate Prosperity Project,
Washington, D.C. (41:23)
- Part 4: Robert McNulty, president and CEO, Partners for Livable Communities (9:16)
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Part 5: Question and Answer Discussion with Robert McNulty and Andre Pettigrew (26:25)
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Part 6: Eric Friedman, president, Housing and Community Solutions, St. Louis (3:10)
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Part 7: Dan Burden, executive director, Walkable and Livable Communities Institute, Port Townsend, Wash. (43:05)
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Part 8: Panel Discussion (50:46)
