In an increasing world of digital systems and interactions, social isolation and world chaos, do you wonder if place still matters and if place-making can still be effective? Watch this webinar replay lecture to explore the essence of place-making and why a depth to understanding place is more relevant today than ever before.

The lecture presentation introduces the relevance of ecopsychology to place-making using a case study of landscape architecture. Covered themes include the tensions behind understanding place and belongingness, collective traumas at the root of contemporary environmental issues, and the complexities of navigating personal/professional ethics. As pivotal moments in various social-ecological crises come to the forefront, we are faced with the challenge and opportunity to re-assess what professional identity really means and make choices to support our collective vision for the world.