From Writing about Urban Planning to Equity-Centered Public Health—Get to Know Kim Etingoff
Alum Kim Etingoff addresses the barriers to food access and physical activity for communities in Massachusetts
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UEP Alum Collaborate on Food Policy in California – Get to Know Becca Lucas, Jamie Fanous and Tessa Salzman
From UEP to California, alumni Becca, Jamie, and Tessa continue working together to advance food justice
Prof. Featured in Economics for Emancipation Podcast
Professor Penn Loh featured in Economics of Emancipation podcast
12 Field Projects Completed by UEP Student Teams in Spring 2021
Student teams completed twelve studies on topics ranging from environmental justice to placemaking.
Two Master’s Theses Completed in Collaboration with Dudley Street Neighborhood Initiative
Students partnered with Dudley Street Neighborhood Initiative on recently published theses
Reflecting on UEP’s Community-University Partnership Practices
UEP reflects on the past year of CORE community-university partnership
UEPodcast Episode 7: Mapping Inequality with Dr. Robert Nelson
The UEPodcast Episode 7 is now streaming! On this week’s episode, Dr. Robert Nelson, the Director of the Digital Scholarship Lab at the University of… Read More »UEPodcast Episode 7: Mapping Inequality with Dr. Robert Nelson
Lecturer Christine Cousineau Transitions to Full-Time Teaching This Fall
Providing support to the department in a period of growth
Creating Equitable Spaces Through Data and Technology – Get to Know UEP Alum Holly St. Clair
UEP alum’s career promotes equity, access, and inclusion through technology
UEPodcast Episode 6: The Past, Present, and Future State of Cities with Kurt Kohlstedt
This week’s episode, produced by Shareable, features the final Cities@Tufts colloquium session in which 99% Invisible’s Kurt Kohlstedt is interviewed by UEP alumni Lily Linke.… Read More »UEPodcast Episode 6: The Past, Present, and Future State of Cities with Kurt Kohlstedt