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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 |
[email protected]
703-993-2262 |
Assistant Professor, Public Policy, George Mason University (Arlington, VA) |
Suburbs
Housing, Diversity and Inequality in the Suburbs
Sustainable Suburbs
Mature Suburbs
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Robert Helfenbein |
[email protected]
317-278-1408 |
Associate Professor of Curriculum Studies
Indiana Unversity-IUPUI School of Education |
Urban Education
Critical Geography
Education Reform
Globalization & the City |
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Rodolfo D. Torres |
[email protected]
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 |
[email protected]
617-373-2619 |
Assistant Professor, Political Science, Northeastern University (Boston, MA) |
Suburbs
Housing, Diversity and Inequality in the Suburbs
Sustainable Suburbs
Mature Suburbs
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George J. Whelan |
[email protected] |
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 |
Daniel Lauber |
[email protected]
708-366-5200
http://www.planningcommunications.com |
Attorney/Planning Consultant.
Planning/Communications and the Law Office
of Daniel Lauber
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Preserving and creating affordable housing; Housing discrimination; Racial integration -- causes of segregated housing, techniques that work to achieve stable racially-integrated communities; Affirmatively furthering fair housing; Zoning for community residences for people with disabilities under the Fair Housing Act; Analyses of Impediments to Fair Housing Choice; Exclusionary and inclusionary zoning; and Incorporating social impact analysis into planning practices. |
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Nevin Cohen |
[email protected]
917-721-8027 |
Associate Professor
CUNY School of Public Health |
Urban food policy, food and urban health, urban agriculture |
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