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Thursday, April 25 • 11:10am - 12:35pm
TH11.10.01 Pedagogies of Housing and the Right to the City

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Moderator: Alexander Tarr, Worcester State University


Uber-Gentrification, Pedagogy, and Making-Do in the Long Housing Crisis
Rachel Brahinsky, University of San Francisco


How To Sell not Selling the City – On Teaching Anti-Gentrification in a Place Where the Gentry May Never Come
Alexander Tarr, Worcester State University


The Work of the Anti-Eviction Mapping Project
Terra Graziani, University of California Los Angeles & Anti-Eviction Mapping Project

The L.A. Co-op Lab, Financial Cooperatives and the Right to the City
Gilda Haas, L.A. Co-op Lab
Speakers
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Rachel Brahinsky, University of San Francisco

Assistant Professor, Urban Affairs, University of San Francisco
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Gilda Haas

LA Co-op Lab
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Alexander Tarr

Associate Professor of Geography, Worcester State University
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Terra Graziani, University of California Los Angeles & Anti-Eviction Mapping Project

Anti-Eviction Mapping Project
Terra Graziani is a researcher and tenants rights activist based in Los Angeles, CA. She is currently a Master's student in Urban Planning and works at The Institute on Inequality and Democracy at UCLA. Terra also founded and co-directs the Los Angeles chapter of the Anti-Eviction... Read More →

Moderator
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Alexander Tarr

Associate Professor of Geography, Worcester State University

Thursday April 25, 2019 11:10am - 12:35pm PDT
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