Zines, Queers & Economic Democracy: Vernacular Culture in Social Economy
Zine distro table. Image retrieved from QUEER.ARCHIVE.WORK. What’s a zine? Those of us who are disenfranchised by dominant economic and...
DETROIT AS A CITY OF COMMODITIZED MULTIPLES
Figure 1 Truly every city exists with multiple unequal parts where housing conditions, transportation routes, and access to opportunity...
THE FUTURE OF PLANNING: INSIGHTS FROM EMERGING PLANNERS
The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has raised critical questions of the role of planning in social equity and environmental justice. With...
PODCAST: Deconstructing #MeToo: Yasmin Nair on “Know My Name”
In Episode Eighteen, the fourth in a series about books related to #MeToo and our final episode for 2020, Allison talks again with author...
Why We Should Be Arguing About Rent
by Alexander Ferrer Rent is a concept that has been taken for granted for so long in the context of housing policy discussions that its...
WHAT CAN PLANNERS DO TO PROMOTE PEOPLE'S POWER? REVIEW OF "PEOPLE'S POWER: RECLAIMING T
People’s Power: Reclaiming the Energy Commons Ashley Dawson New York: OR Books, 2020. 274 pages • $20 ISBN 978-1-68219-300-6 Urban...
COVID 2020: RECOVERING FROM A TRIPLE WHAMMY
In Montréal, looking back on the last few months, we see how the repercussions of the pandemic hit us in waves, like a triple whammy. The...
'ONLY PUBLIC MANAGEMENT REDUCES INEQUALITY IN ACCESS TO SANITATION' SAYS RESEARCHER
This is our latest article on Covid-19 and its impacts on the favelas. For the original interview published in Portuguese by Eduardo...
PLANNING NOT POLICING: A CALL BY PLANNERS NETWORK AND PROGRESSIVE CITY
Photo by Matias Garabedian licensed under CC BY-NC 2.0 Urban planners and all professionals responsible for planning and designing public...
PODCAST: THE ANTIRACIST MOVEMENT AND THE CLASS QUESTION, WITH BILL FLETCHER, JR.
The tension between race and class that continues to bedevil the American left flared up recently when a talk that prominent scholar...