A Case Study on Creative Placemaking without Displacement
UEP’s Penn Loh and MA student Molly Kaviar have been working with DSNI.
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Using GIS to Center Equity for Clean Transportation Investments in Massachusetts
Pollution from transportation does not impact everyone equally.
“We Have a Call to Action”: Affordable Housing Professionals Discuss Boston’s Current Crisis
Nonprofit leaders discuss problems and solutions for the pandemic era.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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