UPDATED 2/27/24: Due to the winter storm, the "Designing to Stop Disaster” presentation is postponed until Tuesday, April 9. We apologize for any inconvenience.
About the program:
Area teens and adults are invited to a hands-on presentation to showcase the importance of design in lessening the impact of disasters. The interactive presentation, the first in a community lecture series set for this spring, is titled “Designing to Stop Disaster” and will be presented by North Dakota State University landscape architecture and emergency management faculty on Tuesday, April 9, at 6:30 p.m. at the downtown Main Library. NDSU professors Dr. Sarah Kirkpatrick and Dominic L. Fischer will lead the presentation and related activities. In a world where natural disasters are becoming more frequent and intense, the need for innovative solutions is vital.
This event is for teens and adults interested in the future of disaster prevention and resilient community planning and design. No registration is required for this free event and all materials will be provided. For more details, contact Lori West at 701.476.5977 or email LWest@fargolibrary.org.
Fargo Public Library events are free and open to the public; adults must accompany children ages 9 and younger.