Selected Work

An essay on joy, public gatherings and everyday neighbouring as climate infrastructure: building the relationships and sustained collective effort that adaptation requires.

Spacing · Natalie Brown and Kate MulliganToronto · September 2026

A non-partisan public work inviting people to map what the city gives them, what they give back and what municipal government may not fully see or count. Supported in 2026 by Voice the Vote and the Democratic Engagement Exchange.

Voice the Vote · Democratic Engagement ExchangeToronto · 2026

An essay arguing that invitation is part of urban policy: not only who is allowed into public space, but who is expected, welcomed and enabled to belong there.

Spacing MagazineToronto · June 2026

A year-long residency at Trinity College, University of Toronto, connecting teaching, research and civic practice through Canadian Health Policy in Global Context.

Trinity College · University of TorontoToronto · 2026–27

A public conversation at Lincoln Center about arts participation as a public health strategy and a form of civic infrastructure.

Lincoln Center PresentsNew York · July 2026

A collection on place, community health and the infrastructures that shape health and wellbeing.

Edited by Michelle Vine, Rachel Harris, Kate Mulligan and Jennifer DeanRoutledge · 2026