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.
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Mutual Banks: An Old Model for a New Economy?
Not beholden to stockholders, mutual banks can be critical catalysts for building community wealth.
Stuck at Home? Try 3 New Recipes from the UEP Community
Mix and match with your favorite go-to dishes, or cook a whole UEP-inspired meal.
Event Recap: Zipcar Co-Founder on the Future of Urban Transportation
Robin Chase is hopeful we can make the changes needed to avoid “transportation hell.”
Solidarity is Moving in This Pandemic Moment
It is not novel to support one another, love our neighbors, and build collective power. These are our resilience strategies.
Work Goes On: Tufts UEP Faculty, Students on the Shift to Remote Learning
In response to growing concern over COVID-19, Tufts University and other schools in Greater Boston recently announced that all classes would shift to an online… Read More »Work Goes On: Tufts UEP Faculty, Students on the Shift to Remote Learning
What Ecological Restoration Can Teach Planners: Wilding Climate Adaptation through Multi-species Planning
Multi-species planning is an effort to develop methods for planning that accord with the needs of the landscapes in which climate adaptation and similar projects take place.
Taking Utopian Thinking Seriously in a Food Systems Context
Food Sovereignty is more than a critique; it is a proposal for an alternative way of organizing the food system.
Tisch Fellows on Working with Dudley Street Neighborhood Initiative, Community Labor United
“The most salient takeaway I had this summer was observing first-hand what strong community engagement looks like in practice.”
Dr. Janice Berry Talks “Settler Colonialism” at Cities@Tufts Kickoff Event
Raising broader questions about the possibilities for decolonizing urban planning and policy-making.