Month: August 2015

[caption id="attachment_276" align="alignleft" width="150"] NYC scholar-activist Marilyn Jacobs Gittell (1931–2010) was dedicated to racial, gender, and educational justice.[/caption] MAY 10 2015: I am pleased to announce that my colleague Erit Maor and I have been awarded the Marilyn Gittell Research Assistantship to continue our work on Community Land Trusts (CLT) over…

Before you read my reaction, I feel the need to situate myself within this discussion.  I write as a White woman born of a working-lower middle class family who grew up in a small town in the exact center of CT.  I am now a graduate student in Environmental Psychology…

  On Sunday September 21, 2014 nearly 400,000 people  gathered along the west side of Central Park to march through New York City, the financial and corporate capital of the world, to tell our world leaders it was time - in fact more so, that it had been time -…