Boston’s Zoning Code Provides for Child Care, But Is It Working?
The code hasn’t changed for 20 years, much less adjusted for current crises.
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Beyond Profit and Loss: Exploring Motivations for Joining Farm to School Programs
My thesis aims to understand why farmers participate and what this means for their identity.
Collaborating for Climate Change Adaptation Planning at the Watershed Scale
Lessons on planning and adaptation from the Resilient Mystic Collaborative.
Meet UEP’s New Instructors for Fall 2020
Besides shifts in class structure, the UEP teaching team will also have some new additions this year.
Event Recap: Deepening Community-University Partnerships
Tufts’ CORE initiative strives for deeper, more equitable transformative partnerships.
UEP Statement on Racist Murders
The UEP department expresses its unwavering solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement.
From Structural Racism to Wetland Resiliency: 2020 Field Projects Recap
This year’s nine teams overcame a semester unlike any other to produce quality research.
Sanctuary Cities Need a Food Systems Approach to Provide for the Future
How can a Sanctuary City be proactive, acting more like a true “sanctuary”?
Clearing the Air: The Policy Implications and Health Effects of PM2.5 Pollution in China
We need policymaking that integrates both public health and economic development concerns.
Mutual Banks: An Old Model for a New Economy?
Not beholden to stockholders, mutual banks can be critical catalysts for building community wealth.