Season 1
From green privilege to green gentrification
Sacred Civics: Seven Generation Cities
Organizing for food sovereignty in Boston
How to go even more local after COVID-19
Setha Low: From spatializing culture to social justice and public space
Kate Raworth: Doughnut Economics at the city scale
Labor, Just Transition, and the Green New Deal
The controversial history of ‘street trees’ in Boston and NYC
LabGov, Co-Cities, and the Urban Commons with Sheila Foster
The past, present, and future state of cities with Kurt Kohlstedt from 99% Invisible
How public libraries are part of the solution to food insecurity
Intercultural Urbanism: City planning from the ancient world to the modern day
Season 2
Gaming the System: Role-playing Spatial and Political Change
The Energy Equity Project
Transportation inequities: What’s data got to do with it?
Punitive and cooperative cities
Collective land governance for a changing climate
Urban heat resilience: Governing an invisible hazard
Fahrenheit 911: Heat, cities and climate literacy from the ground up
From urban resilience to climate justice
The Green City and Social Injustice
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
Contested geographies of food, ethnicity, and gentrification
Rethinking the future of housing worldwide: favelas as a sustainable model
Season 3
Co-designing publics: Radical democracy and transformative urbanisms with Aseem Inam
The Imaginal Cells of the Solidarity Economy: Community Ownership
Getting beyond politics to get important work done with Steve Kadish and Barbara Kellerman
Yasminah Beebeejaun:Â Whose diversity? Race, space, and planning
Vikas Mehta: Public Space: Paradoxes, Possibilities, and Propositions
Rev. Vernon K. Walker: Communities responding to extreme weather
Andrea Roberts: Countering displacement through collective memory
Real Estate for Radicals: co-ops, community land trusts, communes, and squats
A Reflection on Cities@Tufts with Julian Agyeman
Three Models of Reparative Planning: A Comparative Analysis
Planetary Gentrification: Impacts and Futures
Diversifying Power: Why We Need Anti-racist, Feminist Leadership on Climate and Energy
