Addressing Orphan Oil and Gas Wells: A Path Towards Environmental Restoration and Justice
by Clement Lau Orphan oil and gas wells—abandoned wells with no known responsible party—present a significant challenge for communities...
Concrete Strategies for a More Radical Praxis
The following is an excerpt from A Student's Guide to Radical Planning Praxis , a zine created by Allison Gable as a creative research...
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS: Whose streets? Beyond planning for the “visitor class”
The resurgence of the tourism industry during the waning of the COVID-19 pandemic has brought a number of issues impacting cities around...
Towards New Alliances: Planners and the Tenants Movement
By Ian Van der Merwe In the US, the prevailing planning policy is to build, build, build, and where local planners are yet to buy in,...
Planners Network Disorientation Guide 2024
What does it mean to be a “progressive” or “radical” planner? And what kind of power do planners have to enact change? The Planners...
Needa Bee on Decarcerating Spaces & Homelessness
By Needa Bee Introduction by Margaretta Lin Margaretta Lin’s Introduction to Needa Bee and The Village The principles of transformative...
Remembering Arturo Ignacio Sanchez, a Fighter for Immigrant New York
By Samuel Stein and Tarry Hum Last month, New York lost a champion for the working-class immigrant city. Arturo Ignacio Sanchez passed...
VIDEO: The Transactive Theory of Urban Planning
Josh is a practicing urban planner in the Mid Atlantic. For the past nine years, Josh has served as a land use and transportation planner...
The making of “illegal” citizens and detention camps in India
by Prateeti The following piece is a part of Progressive City's Planning for Decarceral Spaces for Collective Action series, which...
PODCAST: Adolph Reed, Jr. and Barbara J. Fields: “Dysplacement” and The American South
Listen here In Episode Twenty-Six, of Ear the Pavement, Allison speaks with political scientist Adolph Reed, Jr. and historian Barbara...
