Speaker Bureau

This area of the Cyberhood contains names and contact information for members of the Cyberhood Speakers Bureau. It lists scholars and practitioners working in communities of color and poor central city neighborhoods. Members of the Speakers Bureau are available to visit universities, community-based organizations, and other venues to share their knowedge and experiences.

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Speakers

Name	Contact Information	Professional Experience	Areas of Expertise
Katrin Anacker	kanacker@gmu.edu 703-993-2262	Assistant Professor, Public Policy, George Mason University (Arlington, VA)	Suburbs Housing, Diversity and Inequality in the Suburbs Sustainable Suburbs Mature Suburbs
Rodolfo D. Torres	rodolfo@uci.edu 949-854-6189	Professor, Urban and Regional Planning, Political Science, and Urban Studies University of California - Irvine	US Ethnic Politics Democratic Practice Cultural Political Economy Race and Class Relations Historic Materialism The Spatial Turn in Planning Urban Inequality Chicano/Latino Movements Critical Urbanism
Thomas J. Vicino	t.vicino@neu.edu 617-373-2619	Assistant Professor, Political Science, Northeastern University (Boston, MA)	Suburbs Housing, Diversity and Inequality in the Suburbs Sustainable Suburbs Mature Suburbs
George J. Whelan	gwhelan@comcast.net	City of Philadelphia Finance Department , Commerce Department, and Department of Public Health (retired) Adjunct Instructor, Temple University and Philadelphia University	Capital Budgeting CDBG Local Economic Development Debt Finance Health and Human Services

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Speaker Bureau

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