Featured Webcasts
This list identifies webcasts that may be of interest to scholars, students, and practitioners working in communities of color and poor central city neighborhoods.
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Featured Webcast of the Month
CRS Critical Scholars series - Interview with Rodney Coates, on race, class and social justice
Past Featured Webcasts
A Forgotten History Of How Our Government Segregated America
AFFIRMATIVE ACTION AND ACADEMIC DIVERSITY
Are There Too Many Nonprofits?
BBC Documentary 2015 - Millionaire Basement Wars Full Documentary 2015
BaldyCentral
Bank of America Zombie Foreclosure Protest
BBC Our World 2016 The Poisoning of Flint BBC 2016 Documentary
Beyond diversity: Challenging racism in an age of backlash
Birmingham Revitalization: An Alternative Model from Cleveland
Black Families Five Decades After the Moynihan Report
The Black Panthers, Revisited
BlakelyCity Talk
Brooklyn Savvy: Gentrification Then- at The New York Times Company
Brownfield Neighborhoods Redeveloping into a Healthy Community in Buffalo, New York
Cleveland Stories Features the Cuyahoga Land Bank
Climate Change in the City
Coming of Age with Stop and Frisk
The consciousness gap in education - an equity imperative - Dorinda Carter Andrews
Creativity and the Capitalist City
CRS Critical Scholars series - Interview with Rodney Coates, on race, class and social justice
Demographic Change and Labour Markets in Poland
Design After Decline: How America Rebuilds Shrinking Cities
Distressed Cities Conference Speakers (Virginia Tech)
Do Small Schools Lead to Big Reforms?
Don't Tell Anyone (No Le Digas a Nadie) #donttellanyonepov
Dr. Anna Santiago, Dr. George Galster, and Renee Nicolosi: Where People Live Matters: Using Housing Policy as an Anti-Poverty and Asset-Building Intervention
Dr. Diane Ravitch On Public Education Reform (The Defense of Public Education)
Dr. Henry Louis Taylor Jr.: The Economics of Urban Segregation (part 1 of 2)
Episode 215 - Dr. Henry Louis Taylor Jr.: The Economics of Urban Segregation (part 2 of 2)
Dysfunctional Detroit
Emily Talen - Neighborhood Diversity: Chasing an Elusive Planning Goal
Environmental Justice for All
Environmental Psychology by UC-Irvine
Entropy By Design: Nature, Landscape, and the Late Modern Metropolis
Every Mother's Son
Exploring the Link Between Education and Economic Growth
The Fair Housing Act: Looking Back, Looking Forward
Fair Housing in Buffalo's Suburbs
The Fair Housing Podcast
Fukushima NHK Documentary: "Two Years Later"
Ferguson: A report from occupied territory
The Genesee County Land Bank Received Recognition
Gentrification and Urban Planning in Chicago
Georgetown University, Law School, Discussion of Arizona's New Immigration Law - May 20, 2010
Global Philanthropy Forum, Plenary on Poverty
Global Philanthropy Forum, Plenary on Financing Green Enterprise
HEALTHY HOUSING IN AMERICA. Interview with Professor Henry Taylor
How Corporations Destroyed American Democracy
Immigration in America is Not Broken
Inside L.A.'s piñata district in the age of Donald Trump
Is Progress Pushing People Out in Buffalo
john a. powell - Blueprints for Belonging - February 8, 2017
Joseph E. Stiglitz UN Interview on the "Financial Crisis and What it Means for Future Global Development"
Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor: The Fight Against the New Jim Crow
KunstlerCast #161: Cities of the Future
Latino Professional Network (LPN) YouTube Channel
Lessons for Nonprofits from the Arab Spring
Living Proof Podcast Series, University at Buffalo School of Social Work
Mouseland
My Brooklyn
The National Broadband Plan After Five Years: An Anchor Institution Progress Report
The New Old Urban Renewal
NYU Wagner: Public Service Today Podcast Series
Obama's Education Policy (What's Wrong with Race to the Top?)
Obesity + Hunger + 1 global food issue
Opening Doors: Federal Strategic Plan to Prevent and End Homelessness - June 3, 2010
Opportunity-Rich Schools and Sustainable Communities: Seven Steps to Align High Quality Education with Inovations in City and Metropolitan Planning and Development
Pakistan, Clinton, Drones, and US Foreign Policy
POOR KIDS
The Price of Renewal
Poverty Rates Surge in American Suburbs
Race, Food & Justice: Analyzing the Urban Food Movement Through a Social Justice Lens
Race, Poverty & the Environment Podcasts
Repairing Urban Decay in Baltimore Maryland
RethinkAfghanistan
Resist 2010: 8 Reasons to Oppose the 2010 Winter Olympics
Richard Flateau on Bed Stuy Gentrification
The Right to Kill: Stand Your Ground USA
Rockefeller Institute of Government: Urban Blight Forum Focuses on Challenges to Our Nation's Cities
Roots of the Community Land Trust Parts 1-4
Part 1; Part 2; Part 3; Part 4
RSA Animate - Changing Education Paradigms
School Closures Conference, June 16, 2015
School to Prison Pipeline
Segregation in America "dragging on and on"
"Shrinking Cities: Are We Siting Affordable Housing in Neighborhoods of Opportunity"
Smart Decline
Sophal Ear: Escaping the Khmer Rouge
Spotlight on Poverty and Opportunity
SSSP President Anna Maria Santiago, Presidential Address: "Fifty Years Later: From a War on Poverty to a War on the Poor"
Staten Island Planning for Recovery Program
SUNY Rockefeller Institute of Government, Race and Affirmative Action Forum
Sustainable Cities - SC PL - Planning challenges for resilient and equitable cities
Teachers Talk Back
Tempe Community Development's Videos
The Rescue, Invisible Children
Title IX and the School Experiences of Pregnant and Mothering Students
URBANCINCY Podcast
USDA/CSREES Family Farm Forum
United Nations Webcast: Let's Fight Racism
University Center for Social & Urban Research (UCSUR), Urban & Regional Brown Bag Seminars, University of Pittsburgh
Universities in Partnership: Strategies for Education, Youth Development and Community Renewal
University of San Francisco: What comes after gentrification?
Urban Sustainable Cities: The Challenge and Priorities
Vicki Arroyo: Let's Prepare for our New Climate
Vimeo
White Privilege, Racism, White Denial & The Cost of Inequality
White Wash (trailer)
Whose Barrio? Trailer and Q&A with Ed Morales and Laura Rivera
You've Never Heard the Story of Political Fraud in America Told Quite Like This
Zombie Foreclosure Shake
Zones of Black Death: Institutions, Knowledges, and States of Being' by Rinaldo Walcott
