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DESCRIPTION:Eric Klinenberg\, Helen Gould Shepard Professor in the Social S
ciences and director of the Institute for Public Knowledge at New York Uni
versity\, will present "2020: How America's Year of Crises Has Shaped 2024
" at the 36th \;Annual Herbert Lourie Memorial Lecture on Health Polic
y.Eric Klinenberg’s research focuses on climate change\, democracy\, cultu
re\, media\, technology and social policy—with implications for U.S. popul
ation health and wellbeing. His new book\, "2020: One City\, Seven People\
, and the Year that Everything Changed\," presents a “social autopsy” of 2
020\, profiling New Yorkers against the backdrop of the presidential elect
ion\, the surge in misinformation\, rising distrust and protests. He is al
so the author of "Palaces for the People: How Social Infrastructure Can He
lp Fight Inequality\, Polarization\, and the Decline of Civic Life\," whic
h argues that the future of democratic societies rests not simply on share
d values but on shared spaces: the libraries\, childcare centers\, booksto
res\, churches\, synagogues\, and parks that help us form crucial\, someti
mes life-saving connections. These places are vital parts of what he calls
our “social infrastructure\,” and they are necessary for rebuilding socie
ties and promoting health everywhere. His other books include "Going Solo:
The Extraordinary Rise and Surprising Appeal of Living Alone\," "Fighting
for Air: The Battle to Control America’s Media\," and "Heat Wave: A Socia
l Autopsy of Disaster in Chicago."Lourie Lecture: Learn More
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SUMMARY:2020: How America's Year of Crises Has Shaped 2024
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Eric Klinenberg\, Helen Gould Shepard Profe
ssor in the Social Sciences and director of the Institute for Public Knowl
edge at New York University\, will present "2020: How America's Year of Cr
ises Has Shaped 2024" at the 36th \;Annual Herbert Lourie Memorial Lec
ture on Health Policy.
Eric Klinenberg’s research focuses on climate
change\, democracy\, culture\, media\, technology and social policy—with
implications for U.S. population health and wellbeing. His new book\, "2020: One City\, Seven People\, and the Year that Ev
erything Changed\," presents a “social autopsy” of 2020\, profiling Ne
w Yorkers against the backdrop of the presidential election\, the surge in
misinformation\, rising distrust and protests.
He is also the auth
or of "Palaces for the People:
How Social Infrastructure Can Help Fight Inequality\, Polarization\, and t
he Decline of Civic Life\," which argues that the future of democratic
societies rests not simply on shared values but on shared spaces: the lib
raries\, childcare centers\, bookstores\, churches\, synagogues\, and park
s that help us form crucial\, sometimes life-saving connections. These pla
ces are vital parts of what he calls our “social infrastructure\,” and the
y are necessary for rebuilding societies and promoting health everywhere.
His other books include "Going Solo:
The Extraordinary Rise and Surprising Appeal of Living Alone\," "Fighting for Air: The Battle to Control America’s Media\," and
"Heat Wave: A Social Autopsy of Disaster in Chicago."
Lourie Lecture: Learn More
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