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“Why health is in all policy: Municipal election edition” w/ Hepzibah Muñoz Martínez
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In this episode, Sarah Gander and Hepzibah Muñoz Martínez breakdown everything that you should be keeping in mind heading into the upcoming municipal election. Stay tuned for the provincial and federal editions!
Resources:
Hepzibah Muñoz Martínez, PhD
Associate Professor, Comparative Politics and Political Economy
Department of History and Politics
Author of Uneven Landscapes of Violence: Law and Accumulation in Mexico (Leiden, The Netherlands: Brill, 2020)
Below is the website with more info related to Dr. Muñoz Martínez’s teaching on urban politics
https://www.unb.ca/faculty-staff/directory/arts-sj-historypolitics/munoz-martinez-hepzibah.html
Interviewed by CBC on Tactical Urbanism, December 2017
“New Amsterdam” Season 1, Episode 11 “A Seat at the Table”: Bloom (Janet Montgomery) alerts Max when an ER frequent flier comes in for the 100th time. Andy is homeless and really likes New Amsterdam. Over the course of one year, the hospital spent 1.4 million dollars caring for him. *What?!?* Each member of the team has sound reason for the expensive tests they repeatedly perform. Max prescribes the only treatment he needs: a home.
https://www.discoversaintjohn.com/event/queen-square-farmers-market
Episode Guide:
0:05 Introduction
2:30 Things to think about with the election coming up
7:47 Sustainability in Saint John
13:41 Infrastructure and health
15:12 Waste management
17:06 Active transportation
22:51 Quarantine and housing
27:06 Uneven Landscapes of Violence: Law and Accumulation in Mexico
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