Peter Colacino – Building a Community: Bringing social infrastructure into the conversation
An episode of the Communities in Control podcast, hosted by Our Community, titled "Peter Colacino – Building a Community: Bringing social infrastructure into the conversation" was published on November 16, 2020 and runs 31 minutes.
November 16, 2020 ·31m · Communities in Control
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Episode Description
“When we hear the word ‘infrastructure’ most of us automatically think of roads, railways and bridges. But we all know that it takes much more than that to build a community. As a society, we need to shift the conversation to ensure that social infrastructure is brought into the mix. If we fail, what chance do we have at building stronger communities within Australia?"
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