Failed Community Promises in SF
Listen to the episode here. San Francisco is home to some of the cleanest drinking water in the country, says Abbie. Stick around to hear… Read More »Failed Community Promises in SF
Listen to the episode here. San Francisco is home to some of the cleanest drinking water in the country, says Abbie. Stick around to hear… Read More »Failed Community Promises in SF
Note: This post originally appeared on UEP Senior Lecturer and Director of Community Practice Penn Loh’s personal blog. How does community participation influence community development… Read More »Tufts UEP and Dudley Street Neighborhood Initiative Awarded 2-year Federal Community Action Research Grant
The federal government is failing the poor, said John Barros, and this is a time to rethink what is happening on the local level. “We… Read More »BARROS: As social safety nets erode, local entities need to step up
Public participation in planning cities is often a messy and imperfect process. But when conflict and consensus are allowed in this process it is exciting… Read More »UEP Colloquium: Speaker asks, who shapes the city and how?
At el Centro de Emprendizaje(CEM) in Southern Chile, relationships are an important part of the educational experience. A newly published case study — co-authored by… Read More »New Report by UEP’s Lorlene Hoyt on Education and Entrepreneurship in Chile
Huma Gupta from the MIT School of Architecture and Alyssa Bryson from MIT CoLab presented their research at last week’s UEP Colloquium. Gupta, who worked on… Read More »Community Development in a Comparative Framework: Colombia & Afghanistan
More Than A Utopian Vision: Cooperative Business Models That Work This post is an adaptation of a project by UEP student Lylee Rauch-Kacenski for Professor Lorlene Hoyt’s… Read More »Community Development Student Project: Cleveland, OH
Emerging from the Shadows of the “City of the Damned” This post is an adaptation of a project by UEP student Sibu Malaba for Professor… Read More »Community Development Student Project: Sibu Malaba on Lawrence, MA
This post is an adaptation of a project by students Ashley Clark and Mason Wells for Professor Lorlene Hoyt’s course on Community Development, Planning and… Read More »Giving What You Have: Community Development in the Washington Neighborhood, San Jose, California