Johnny is one of the most grounded and authentic humans I have ever met. He brings a genuine warmth and curiosity to relating to others.… Read More »UEP Grad Student Receives the Tisch Presidential Award for Civic Life
While the COVID-19 pandemic brought daunting challenges for communities around the United States, it was also a time that united people and showed the power… Read More »New Report: How Community Responses to COVID in the Boston Area Are Building New Infrastructures of Care and Community Engagement
Si bien la pandemia de COVID-19 trajo enormes desafíos para las comunidades de los Estados Unidos, también fue un momento que unió a las personas… Read More »Nuevo informe: Cómo las Respuestas Comunitarias a COVID en Boston están Construyendo Nuevas Infraestructuras de Atención y Participación Ciudadana
In May 2022, UEP MA/MS 1st year students completed 13 Field Projects with nonprofit, community, and governmental partners. This required course puts teams of 5-6… Read More »13 Field Projects Completed by UEP Student Teams in Spring 2022
For her thesis, Yingran Li researched sponge cities, a sustainable urban storm water management concept.
Three students awarded the 2020-21 Outstanding Thesis Award
Balancing two summer internships created opportunity for diverse experiences
Student teams completed twelve studies on topics ranging from environmental justice to placemaking.
Sustainability student reflects on Recycling Internship
In this second episode of their mini-series, Kaili and Celia discuss food justice, youth empowerment, environmental justice, and transit justice in some of Boston’s marginalized… Read More »UEPodcast Episode 3: Boston’s Commons, Reclaimed