JCHS Public Lecture: Dolores Hayden, “Borderlands, Buildouts, and Big Boxes”
The Shaping of American Suburban Landscapes, 1820-2000 with DOLORES HAYDEN, Yale University More…
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JCHS Symposium: “Opening the Gates of Opportunity: Realizing the Potential of Gateway Cities”
Gateway Cities are midsize urban centers in Massachusetts facing stubborn social and economic challenges, but…
The State of the Nation’s Housing 2016
The national housing market has now regained enough momentum to provide an engine of growth…
Black in Design
This conference has been organized to address social justice from the perspective of design, emphasizing…
Informing Justice: A Conversation about the Role of Design in Building Equitable Communities
In the wake of events in Ferguson, Staten Island, and around the country, three organizations…
Homeownership Built to Last: Affordability, Access, and Risk after the Housing Crisis
A new book, Homeownership Built to Last: Affordability, Access, and Risk after the Housing Crisis, features essays by Eric Belsky, Chris Herbert and Jen Molinsky of the Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies and the Department of Urban Planning and Design. They offer solutions and strategies to create an affordable, fair, and sustainable future for all Americans.