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Uncover the Roots of Urban Activism: History of Squatting in NYC Panel Discussion Curious about how New Yorkers have shaped their own neighborhoods? On [event date], the Museum of Reclaimed Urban Space invites you to an educational workshop and panel discussion tracing the fascinating history of squatting in New York City. You'll hear firsthand from longtime residents and local historians who lived these stories—learn about how abandoned buildings were transformed into homes, how communities protected local gardens, and how grassroots action sparked citywide conversations on housing and sustainability. The museum itself sits in the heart of the East Village, surrounded by sites of historic activism. Expect an intimate, thought-provoking atmosphere, complete with passionate speakers and a welcoming community vibe. This session is perfect for anyone interested in urban transformation, community empowerment, or NYC history. Reserve your place now for an afternoon of insight at the Museum of Reclaimed Urban Space.