Arrested Mobility: Exploring the impacts of over-policing Black mobility in the U.S.
Unequal protection revisited: planning for environmental justice and critical infrastructure
Net zero and climate action in the Global South
Restructuring planning processes to ensure inclusive decision-making and equitable outcomes
The commons: land, property, information, and landscape agency
A post-capitalist guide to the future: crypto-commoners only want the earth
Contested geographies of food, ethnicity, and gentrification
Rethinking the future of housing worldwide: favelas as a sustainable model
Intercultural Urbanism: City planning from the ancient world to the modern day
The past, present, and future state of cities with Kurt Kohlstedt from 99% Invisible
LabGov, Co-Cities, and the Urban Commons with Sheila Foster
The controversial history of ‘street trees’ in Boston and NYC
Join us for Cities@Tufts 8-part series
