Don’t miss the biggest edition of the Child in the City World Conference
Cities increasingly become more and more concrete areas, lacking green areas like parks and playgrounds. At the same time, children are increasingly addicted to screens instead of playing outside. How can we make cities nice and safe places for children and motivate them to go outside again?
Would you like to be part of a global gathering that addresses these issues and exchange ideas with other experts? Thereby learning from best practices, and turning theory into reality for your city!
Then join the 9th edition of the Child in the City World Conference takes place in one month (24-26 September) in Vienna, the capital city of Austria.
Biggest edition so far!
With registrations from over 38 different countries all over the world and more than 100 speakers, the 9th edition of the world conference promises to be the biggest edition so far.
Speakers amongst others:
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| Sukanya Krishnamurthy | Tim Gill | Helen Lynch | Ankita Chachra |
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| Aditi Agarwal | Manny Makia | Yao Shen | Alan Harron |
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| Rick Worch | Nicola Butler | Ali Mahlodji | Marini Widowati |
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