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by Ron Shiffman I really liked Marie Kennedy’s definition of transformative planning. From the very beginning in our work at the..
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The Organization of Progressive PlanningSpring 2007
Spring 2007 Race, Class & Recovery
A View From the Barrios Sujatha Fernandes NEW ORLEANS: RACE, CLASS AND RECOVERY New Orleans After 18 Months: A Disaster Bill Quigley The..
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By Elizabeth Yeampierre It is not true that if the major environmental organizations had addressed the justice issue there would not be an..
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By Romel Pasqual The future of advocacy and progressive planning is bound up with what we did in the immediate past and what we are doing..
From Advocacy Planning to Transformative Community Planning
By Marie Kennedy The most important thing we advocate planners did in the 1960s was to be explicit that planning served one or another set..
Advocacy and Community Planning: Past, Present and Future
By Tom Angotti The term advocacy planning was coined by Paul Davidoff in his famous 1965 article and is today required reading in planning..
The Peoples’ Plan: A Cautionary Tale of Equity Planning in New Orleans’ 9th Ward
By Kenneth M. Reardon Shortly after Hurricanes Katrina and Rita ravaged the Gulf Coast , Cornell’s Department of City and Regional..
Rebuilding and the Right to Return
By Anna Livia Brand While Katrina has faded from major news coverage, at least half of New Orleans residents are still displaced. The..
Eighteen Months after Katrina
By Bill Quigley Each morning, Debra South Jones drives 120 miles into New Orleans to cook and serve over 300 hot free meals each day to..
A View from the Barrios: Hugo Chávez as an Expression of Urban Popular Movements
By Sujatha Fernandes The radical trajectory of President Hugo Chávez in Venezuela has been a highly controversial topic among Latin..
