In this event, planners situated in multiple disciplines, institutions, and communities come together to share their experiences working toward an anti-racist city. Reflecting on their own social position and experiences, they discuss the specifically racist dimensions of conventional planning and development practices, as well as the ways that communities of colour both struggle against conventional practices and demonstrate better ways to plan and build cities together.SPEAKERS: Shannon Holness: Founding Advisor, Progress Toronto Kurt Reid: Administrative Agent, YMCA of Greater Toronto Benjamin Bonogolan: Coordinator, Newcomer Family Settlement Services, The 519 Justin Wiebe: Capacity Building Specialist, Ontario Trillium Foundation Habon Ali: Member, Prime Minister’s Youth Council Ted Rutland: Associate Professor of Geography, Planning & Environment, Concordia University MODERATOR: Abigail Moriah: Senior Development Manager at New Commons DevelopmentVenue is wheelchair accessible.