UEP Faculty Member Shares Thoughts on the Purpose of Urban Green Spaces
Rosalind Greenstein, a UEP faculty member, shared her thoughts on the purpose of urban green spaces.
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Game-Changing Climate Adaptation: The Outcomes of a new Research
UEP Faulty Member Kathryn Davies shares new research detailing how climate planning can be a more enjoyable and productive process if it were transformed into a game.
Erwin Li’s Worker Co-op Plan
A master’s student in the UEP program, Li sees a place for democratic workplaces that put people over profit
Science of Tsunami Hazards
UEP lecturer publishes a new study on the coastal effects of the 2023 Turkey earthquakes.
UEP Faculty member publishes a new study
UEP Senior Lecturer Sumeeta Srinivasan publishes a paper on the Risk factors for persistent fatal opioid-involved overdose hotspots in Massachusetts 2011-2021: A spatial statistical analysis with socio-economic, access, and prescription factors.
UEP Senior Lecturer publishes a paper on Pandemic Response and Mutual aid as Climate Resilience
UEP Senior Lecturer Penn Loh published a new study in the Journal of Climate Resilience and Justice titled Pandemic Response and Mutual Aid as Climate Resilience: Learning from Community Responses in the Boston Area.
UEP Professor publishes a new article in the Journal of Climate Resilience and Justice
UEP Professor Justin Hollander and team published a new article in the Journal of Climate Resilience and Justice titled Climate Change and Urban Migration in Sub-Saharan African Cities: Impacts and Governance Changes.
Boston's Community Groups Take Local Food Ownership
Community-Led Food Ecosystems: UEP Senior Lecturer's Spotlight in Next City Magazine.
Urban Doom Loop: What It Is and How Cities Can Stop It
An urban planner argues that the downward spiral that some U.S. cities face is not inevitable, but requires active efforts to avoid