From Transportation Advocate to City Planner—Get to Know UEP Alum Tony Lechuga
Follow UEP alum’s journey from Boston’s LivableStreets Alliance to NYC Dept of Planning
Follow UEP alum’s journey from Boston’s LivableStreets Alliance to NYC Dept of Planning
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
Current maps may severely underestimate how many need assistance.
Pollution from transportation does not impact everyone equally.
This year’s nine teams overcame a semester unlike any other to produce quality research.
Robin Chase is hopeful we can make the changes needed to avoid “transportation hell.”
The MBTA needs to provide viable and convenient alternatives for its vulnerable riders.
“Our aim is to recruit bike commuters for the ride,” said Jon Ramos – Boston resident, architect, Team Dad, and co-creator of Bos/tréal, a bike ride… Read More »Bos/tréal Turns Advocates into Adventurers
Recent UEP graduate Tony Lechuga, MA ’17, shares his work and new role as the Emerald Network Program Manager for the Cambridge-based nonprofit LivableStreets Alliance. … Read More »Meet Tony Lechuga, Emerald Network Program Manager for LivableStreets Alliance