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Critical Planning Journal is pleased to announce our call for submissions to Volume 28: Margins and Junctures. Submissions are due October 31, 2024.
For more information and submission instructions visit our website: criticalplanningjournal.org.
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The historic student protests continue. Yesterday at UCLA, our students maintained peace & purpose, ignoring incitement by counter protesters. Inside the liberated zone, there were study circles, music, camaraderie, art-making & more. Our students have become our teachers.
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I’m excited to share two of my artworks here along side some amazing work! Check it out below ⬇️ 🌊 🍄 🗺 – at Austin, TX
Vol 26: Just Futures is now published! Check it out: escholarship.org/uc/uclaspa_… #justfutures #critplan @uclaurbnplnning @UCLALuskin
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New article on the El Segundo Chevron refinery: "Half of [U.S.] imported Amazonian crude is processed by just 3 refineries within the Greater L.A. area… In this sense, the archetypal smog of the L.A. Basin consists of the incinerated underground of the Amazon rainforest." 😮
Vol 26: Just Futures is now published! Check it out: escholarship.org/uc/uclaspa_… #justfutures #critplan @uclaurbnplnning @UCLALuskin
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We are deeply saddened to share the loss of Peter Marcuse, Professor Emeritus of Urban Planning who taught for three decades at Columbia GSAPP: bit.ly/3IVG4Zv
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New piece out. Fully developed during the pandemic. A reflection on our practice attempting to identify possible ways forward. In conversation with the @CritPlanning wonderful editorial collective. Hope this is of interest to some of you! escholarship.org/uc/item/2z5…
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Kicking off 2022 - congrats to #UnequalCities Network Steering Committee member, Prof. Laura Pulido.
"Over 3 decades, she has published transformative work on social movements & racial capitalism and helped bring crucial interventions in the Black radical tradition into print."
For her foundational contributions in environmental justice and Latinx geographies and to human geography over the past three decades, Dr. Laura Pulido is granted the 2022 Distinguished Scholarship Honors. 🎉 👏 bit.ly/3q3NWA2
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You all have already heard me praise this book. Join us for a discussion of it next week.👇🏽
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Call for submissions extended. The deadline for submissions for upcoming volume 26 of Critical Planning Journal @CritPlanning has been extended until Jan. 15, 2022. #uclaluskin
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bell hooks’s work was the theory & methodology through which I made my own space in urban studies & planning. It was the foundation that the white canon couldn’t bear, the language it couldn’t speak. It freed me, a gift for which I am eternally grateful. Rest in Power.
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bell hooks is to my mind the mother of much of the current black feminist theory we see today online and beyond. She is endlessly complex and her work is vast in scope. She is simply everything.
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Look at any map of charging stations in the US, and in most of the big cities, what is immediately apparent are big blank spaces coinciding with Black and Latino neighborhoods. Electric vehicle advocates call them charging deserts. By @willenglund
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Call for Submissions is LIVE for Vol. 26 "Just Futures" soliciting multi-media, mixed-methods, cross-disciplinary work that interrogates the boundaries or limits of planning for realizing more just futures #justfutures bit.ly/3llOAYd
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After COVID-19 delay, today we start my @ERC_Research #InhabitingRadicalHousing project!
I look forward to the next 5 years of fieldwork, decolonial #housingresearch & #undercommons praxis.
In the next months, we'll start hiring & launch new tools for engagement @Urban_Inst
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I'm facilitating an upcoming @VersoBooks talk on #cities & #gentrification at @lastbookstorela on April 25 w/ @SamuelBStein & a few of LA's best: #ماياعبود and @ksuenamu!
Event is FREE! But "registering" gets you a copy of the book (& selling out fast)!
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We know you are eagerly awaiting the first edition of the Radical Housing Journal. Our CFP led to a huge number of submissions, and the task of reviewing these has been enormous. We're furiously working on Issue 1, which will now be released March 2019. radicalhousingjournal.org/
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#EdSoja's documents have now been roughly categorized at the Southern California Library. (Look at all that stuff!) Many gems to be found for the patient eye...
P.S. They also have #ClydeWood's docs @BlackGeogs
@uclaurbnplnning @UCLALuskin @ChallengeIneq @theAAG @CritPlanning
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"How we educate planners has a lot to do with whether they can and will work in a way that supports transformative community development" Part 2 of #TransformativePlanning by #MarieKennedy @UCLAurbnplnning @MKInstitute @CritPlanning - goo.gl/vBhEa4
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.@UCLA threatened to cancel an upcoming event by @NationalSJP on campus for their depicting a bear in its event advertisement.
In response, @LACityCouncil encouraged UCLA to cancel the event.
Other groups like @jvplive Rabbinical Council encouraging the event!




























