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• The Homelands Blog

  Bear Guerra and his muse

  October 15, 2015

  There’s a sweet write-up about Homelands’ Bear Guerra on the Dispatches from Latin America section of the American Illustration and American Photography (AI-AP) website. Bear was recently honored in the group’s Latin America Fotografía competition …

• Cecilia Vaisman

  Searching for Solutions

  Visions of a Sustainable World

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  Cecilia Vaisman

  Searching for Solutions

  Visions of a Sustainable World

  City officials from throughout Latin America come to Curitiba, Brazil, to learn about low-cost, environmentally sound planning from urban planner Jaime Lerner.

  The southern Brazilian city of Curitiba has the reputation for being the livable place in Latin America. With a population of a million and a half, Curitiba is known for its extensive parks, its efficient public transport system, an a highly successful recycling program.

  The man largely responsible for Curitiba’s success is Jaime Lerner, the city’s three-time mayor and a pioneer of environmentally sound urban planning. Now, Lerner and his colleagues have set up a training center – the Jaime Lerner Institute – where Brazilian and other Latin American mayors and city officials can learn how Curitiba solved its problems, and how their cities might do the same.

  Date

  July 1995

  Outlets

  All Things Considered

  Tags

  Themes: Economy, Environment

  Regions: South America

  Media: Audio

  Other Contributors: Cecilia Vaisman

  Other Tags: jaime lerner, curitiba, Brazil, city planning, urban planning, latin america
• Vanishing Homelands

  Chronicling the changes to land and people across the Americas since the arrival of Columbus.