Wonderful to have the opportunity to share a few thoughts on resistance and public space with @charleswaldheim on Future of the American City -- https://t.co/6wyYCyTBMW
Our SPACE Research Group at @CUGeogPlan will receive on Wednesday the 19th April at 5-6 pm (UK GMT time) Prof. Jeff Hou from @UW to talk about Design (as) Activism.
Wonderful to have the opportunity to reflect on past and recent work with a group of graduate students at the University of Toronto earlier this month. The conversation was captured in this two-part series in the Taiwan Gazette. Ma…https://t.co/E87IP7OUxM https://t.co/cD9OcAJzAd
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It's publication day! ✊📘⚖️🏙️📐
I'm thrilled to announce Just Urban Design: The Struggle for a Public City, coedited with Anastasia Loukaitou-Sideris & Vinit Mukhija, published by @mitpress. What does urban design have to do with a just & inclusive city? https://t.co/H8Y72F3o4V
"One of the most powerful aspects of the garden was how it deepened the meanings of the protest movement."
"Participatory Urbanism" continues with Jeffrey Hou's dispatch on Seattle's CHOP garden:
https://t.co/nfWzSaqgQD
❤! Hope organizers also recognized the violence done to Chinese Americans in that neighborhood--from exclusion & eviction, to divestment & serial displacement. Violence against Asian Americans is not just over there, it's everywhere--and not just interpersonal, it's structural.
"...in Taiwan’s Wild Strawberries Protest in 2008, a guerrilla garden produced vegetables, symbolizing a determination for long-term occupation. Neither of these, however, was comparable in scale and magnitude to the gardens inside CHOP..." --@hou2jeff
https://t.co/nfWzSaqgQD
"Almost as soon as Marcus started digging, he was joined by fellow protestors; within days, what had been social distancing circles [...] inside the Cal Anderson Park became food-producing gardens; a place of refuge inside the tense occupied zone."
https://t.co/nfWzSaqgQD
The EDRA52 Organizing Committee is pleased to announce speakers for EDRA52 DETROIT May 19-23, 2021: @sethalow, @julianagyeman, @hou2jeff, and @JamesRojas will be presenting the plenary session: Social Justice, Culture, and Public Space: Transdisciplinary Perspectives!
Join me, Liz Camuti (SCAPE), Diana Fernandez (Sasaki), Nick Jabs (PORT), Pierre Bélanger (OPEN SYSTEMS), and Hans Baumann for a two-part conversations on the critical challenges facing the profession and education of landscape arch…https://t.co/K3OY0kFZmN https://t.co/juXb0gQ5i9
Grateful to have the opportunity to work on this project with my amazing colleagues and with folks from @RealChangeNews and ROOTS Young Adult Shelter. #SeattleStreetSink
Washing hands in our finished sink outside @rootsshelter. Huge thanks to these amazing @UW Professors! Now let’s get the city to replicate these! @ericacbarnett