Fellows will receive a share of more than $1 million for their effortsto use public spaces to transform communities June 19, 2019 — To advance the creation of public spaces that transform communities, seven outstanding individuals from across the United States have been named Knight Public Spaces Fellows, an initiative of the John S. and […]
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