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acsajustice.org

ACSA Fellows to Advance Equity in Architecture confront the “dangerous smearing and doxing” of pro-Palestine scholars with a new platform

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New Borough, New Van Alen

The Van Alen Institute’s move to Brooklyn is just one part of the organization’s “mission shift” toward justice

Portland Programs

The National Organization for Minority Architects conference kicks off this week in Portland, Oregon

A Trio

Three installations centering sustainability and social justice will be staged across Manhattan as part of NYCxDESIGN’s Design Pavilion

History in the Making

This July, Emmett Till and Mamie Till-Mobley are commemorated with national monuments, landmarks, and art

Constructing Justice

Working from New Orleans and Portland, Oregon, Colloqate unites engagement and design

“Cop City”

Despite significant pushback, a new public safety training center will move forward in Atlanta

A Four-Day Affair

The Design Justice Summit 2023 will address injustices within America’s built environment

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Incoming In Ithaca

Cornell AAP announces eight new faculty members, including cross-disciplinary social justice cohort

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In Care Of

Urban planner Justin Garrett Moore thinks cities need a Department of Care

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New Voices of Care

AN and the Pratt Institute introduce the published works of the inaugural New Voices in Architectural Journalism fellows

From Hate to Healing

Reparative justice and adaptive reuse align in planned transformation of old Fort Worth KKK hall into community arts hub

Revisiting Just

The I-81 viaduct cuts through Syracuse’s urban core. Left: The city's density in 1955 before the highway's construction. Right: The city's density today.
Redressings

New York will finally tear down Syracuse’s maligned I-81 highway

Realigning

ACADIA 2021 put the focus squarely on the human side

historical marker for john coltrane home on long island, one of the Mellon Foundation’s Humanities in Place program grantees
Giving Voice to Place

The Mellon Foundation reveals its inaugural Humanities in Place grantees

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Local Hire

Indianapolis hires new deputy planning director with a focus on equity

Rendering of a zibi designed waterfront mixed use community with bike lanes
Block Change

Developers see new data analysis and gathering tools as key to more equitable development

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