Anthem Club London: Making The Outdoors More Inclusive

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Anthem Club London: Making The Outdoors More Inclusive

Anthem Managing Director Jessica Lauretti hosted a special panel in London this week titled: Making the Outdoors More Inclusive. The discussion reimagined how to design public spaces that are inclusive and accessible for all people, and featured Flock Together’s Ollie Olanipekun and London National Park City Foundation’s Mark Cridge.

Watch the panel below:

Our panelists were:

Ollie Olanipekun – Co-Founder, Flock Together
Mark Cridge – Executive Director, London National Park City Foundation

Thank you for everyone who joined and made this event so special. Stay tuned for more Anthem Events happening all over the world!

“The barrier of entry is so low for birdwatching because all you do is step outside and look up”

– Ollie Olanipekun

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