Donna Bojarsky

Founder of the Future of Cities conference

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Founder of the Future of Cities conference

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Are Angelenos really engaged—like New Yorkers and Chicagoans—in trying to make our city a better place to live? Do we volunteer and give money to our museums and cultural institutions?

Making L.A.: Civic Engagement

Are Angelenos really engaged—like New Yorkers and Chicagoans—in trying to make our city a better place to live? Do we volunteer and give money to our museums and cultural institutions?

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