INconversation with Aaron Renn
November 30, 2011INconversation, a new program from Indiana Humanities, engages a small, intimate group in interesting, engaging and insightful conversations with some of the nation’s most intriguing thought leaders. This question-and-answer style discussion…
INconversation, a new program from Indiana Humanities, engages a small, intimate group in interesting, engaging and insightful conversations with some of the nation’s most intriguing thought leaders. This question-and-answer style discussion involves the thought leader, a moderator and the audience.
Our first INconversation took place on Nov. 30 with urban analyst Aaron Renn, and was moderated by Indianapolis Star journalist Erika Smith. The discussion was about the future of Indianapolis’ urban neighborhoods. For a resource guide we put together on Indianapolis organizations, click here.
Listen in on the conversation, and share your comments below.
INConversation with Aaron Renn by INHumanities
Like pretty pictures? Students at IUPUI’s Herron School of Art and Design took “human notes” during the conversation and created a visual interpretation of the conversation.
About the Participants:
Aaron Renn is an opinion-leading urban analyst, consultant, speaker, and writer on a mission to help America’s cities thrive and find sustainable success in the 21st century. With his blog, the Urbanophile, Aaron has created America’s premier destination for serious, in depth, non-partisan, and non-dogmatic analysis and discussion of the issues facing America’s cities. Aaron’s thoughts on urban issues have been solicited throughout the world, and his writings have appeared in publications such as the New York Times, Time, Forbes, the Economist, the London Daily Telegraph, and many more.
Erika Smith is the metro columnist for the Indianapolis Star. Erika writes about a multitude of issues impacting urban life in Indianapolis.
