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
This year’s National Association of City Transportation Officials (NACTO) Designing Cities Conference was a great success for the Tufts University Urban and Environmental Policy and… Read More »Tufts UEP Community Well-Represented at NACTO’s Designing Cities Conference
Twelve new mid-career Master of Public Policy students started their program this Fall 2022. They each have at least 7 years of relevant professional experience.… Read More »UEP Welcomes 12 New Mid-Career Master of Public Policy Students in Fall 2022
Sustainability student reflects on Recycling Internship
Episode 5 of the UEPodcast is now streaming! This week, Ella Brady speaks to UEP’s new full-time lecturer in sustainability, Kate Davies, about her work… Read More »UEPodcast Episode 5: Introducing New Sustainability Lecturer Kate Davies
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
This is the first of a two episode mini-series by recent Tufts graduates Celia Bottger and Kaili Chen. Celia and Kaili were inspired to produce… Read More »UEPodcast Episode 2: Boston’s Wicked Problem
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
Raising broader questions about the possibilities for decolonizing urban planning and policy-making.