AMA WITH JOSHUA BARNETT


Joshua Barnett    
NYC Housing Authority 
"AMA" Ask Me Anything 
P-U-B-L-I-C 
H-O-U-S-I-N-G 

THURSDAY
SEPTEMBER 10, 9:00PM EST
ON DISCORD

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Event will take place in the #AUDITORIUM video meeting channel.

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Joshua Barnett is an architect and union shop steward who has worked for the New York City Housing Authority since 1999. He is a member of The Architecture Lobby, and is active in TAL’s Green New Deal working group, as well as in the DSA and the union Climate Justice Committee. Joshua is a third-generation resident of Brooklyn, NY and a graduate of Pratt Institute (’83) and has previously worked in construction as well as for the Boston Housing Authority, from which he was fired for union organizing.

This “Ask Me Anything” event is your chance to engage with a full-time government design worker and public housing professional!

⇨ What is the role of an architect in the public sector, both as a designer and as a worker?

⇨ How does public design work relate to its constituent residents and the broader community?

⇨ How is the current and ever-shifting political climate affecting public housing in NYC and around the US?

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