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The Intersection of Built Environment, Land Use and Wellbeing: Q&A with Hudson Valley Pattern for Progress

The Wellbeing Blueprint sat down with Elka Gotfryd, Executive Director of the Center for Housing Solutions and Community Initiatives at Hudson Valley Pattern for Progress, to discuss the intersection of the built environment, land use and wellbeing.

This event recording is available on our Wellbeing Blueprint website. Click the button below to access.

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