To be in solidarity, we need to know each other

Léopold Lambert; Nora Akawi; Nathalie Frankowski; Cruz Garcia

doi:10.17613/t654h-ww804

January 1, 2025Open Access

To be in solidarity, we need to know each other

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The aim is to explore how dialogue among diverse participants fosters solidarity in architecture and community.
Conversation between key figures in architecture and journalism
Discussion of themes related to community and solidarity
Interdisciplinary exchange of ideas
Increased awareness of the importance of cultural understanding
Illustrated the role of dialogue in fostering community solidarity
Encouraged collaborative approaches in architecture and design

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Conversations explore solidarity in architecture and journalism, highlighting cultural understanding and cooperation.

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Conversation between Leopold Lambert, founding editor of The Funambulist, Nora Akawi, Cruz Garcia and Nathalie Frankowski (WAI Architecture Think Tank) for Capetillo Journal for Crafting Futures.

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Lambert et al. (2025) studied this question.

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