Street Vendors Are Here To Stay

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Food Futures

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Street Vendors Are Here To Stay

Food Futures

33 minutes 39 seconds

2 years ago

Street Vendors Are Here To Stay

On this episode of the Food Futures podcast, we speak to street vendors from Plaza Tonatiuh in Brooklyn’s Sunset Park and community organizer Brian “Leo” Garita about their fight for a share of public space.

We’ll also have a conversation with urban planning scholar, Ryan Devlin, who studies street vending and design solutions for vendors.