Following the publishing of her book chapter in “Nurturing Food Justice: Expansive and Intersectional Visions,” by Alison Hope Alkon and Julian Agyeman, Chellamal Keshavan spoke… Read More »Our First Food Experiences: An Interview with Author and PhD Candidate, Chellamal Keshavan
By the Department of Urban and Environmental Policy and Planning, Tufts University Each year, LinkedIn’s Green Skills Report provides one of the clearest snapshots of… Read More »Meeting the Moment: How the Master of Science in Sustainability (MSS) Program Prepares Students for a Fast‑Growing Green Economy
Reflections and takeaways with Quinn Murphy (’26) What is SNEAPA? SNEAPA is the Southern New England American Planning Association conference that gathers planners from across… Read More »UEP students attend SNEAPA 2025
Reposted in full from UEP Faculty member Penn Loh’s blog. Robert “Bob” Terrell passed on January 29, 2025. Nearly 100 of his colleagues, friends, and… Read More »Celebrating and Continuing Bob Terrell’s Legacy
Journey: Communication, Collaboration & Career: Thinking the Thesis Beyond the Bounds of UEP By Amber Siegel ’24 In the Spring of my first year I… Read More »Thesis Reflections from UEP Outstanding Thesis Award Honoree, Amber Siegel A’24
Findings: Bike Facilities Do Not Increase Housing Prices By Phoebe Whitwell, ’24 When I was beginning the thesis process, I knew that I intended to… Read More »Thesis Reflections from UEP Outstanding Thesis Award Honoree, Phoebe Whitwell A’24
Frameworks: Community Resilience and Short-Term Rentals By Laurel Mire, ’24 My thesis focused on how members of the public participating in local policymaking processes perceive… Read More »Thesis Reflections from UEP Outstanding Thesis Award Winner, Laurel Mire A’24
By Terry Lee – MS Candidate in Sustainability As a senior manager in sustainability strategy at one of largest chemical companies in Korea (LG Chem)… Read More »The Changing Landscape of Trade: How ESG is Shaping the Future
Excitement, high expectations, and a touch of nervousness fill the air as we approach COP29. This year’s UN Climate Change Conference has been dubbed the… Read More »Climate, Finance and Justice: Insights from COP29 with Ana Paola De La Vega
The Racial Equity in Policy and Planning (REPP) Fellowship is excited to announce its third cohort. These five fellows are advancing racial equity in policy… Read More »Introducing the 2024 REPP Fellows