The Open Space Dialogues panel series addresses significant topics related to open spaces in New York City, produced by New Yorkers for Parks and New York Law School. 

Leaders of New York City’s public realm present and respond to ideas about the spaces we hold in common, and answer questions posed by an engaged and energetic audience of park advocates, lawyers, civil servants, and civic-minded individuals. 

New Yorkers for Parks is the city’s independent advocates for parks and open spaces; New York Law School is an incubator for ideas, actions, and leadership in its role as “New York’s law school.” The Open Space Dialogues elevates public conversations about New York City’s vital infrastructure of parks and green spaces.

 

• Reconstructing the Capital Process 
  September 12, 2019

• Neighborhoods Facing Change
  November 25, 2019

• Money Doesn’t Grow on Trees
  April 9, 2019

• Healthy City, Active Places
  January 9, 2019

• From Vacant to Vibrant
  November 19, 2018

• Parks & Transportation
  October 9, 2018

• From New Perspectives to Action 
  April 10, 2018
  

 

Hosted by the Center for New York City Law and 
The Impact Center for Public Interest Law
New York Law School
185 West Broadway
New York, NY 10013