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Author Michael Dear Makes Case for U.S.-Mexico Border Without Walls
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Parks, Open Space, and Recreation

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About

Welcome to the Department of City and Regional Planning at UC Berkeley. Read More »

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Author Michael Dear Makes Case for U.S.-Mexico Border Without Walls

NYTIMES -- As the United States reconsiders immigration policy reform – particularly between the U.S. and Mexico – the focus should be on immigration and integration, instead of tougher border security, says author Michael Dear. Read More »

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Rob Cervero Read More »

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Parks, Open Space, and Recreation

Jennifer Wolch Read More »

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[IN]CITY

The summer [IN]CITY program introduces students to the discipline of city and regional planning. It teaches introductory skills in urban planning and policy methods, including data collection/analysis, physical planning, mapping and visual representation.

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“Can We Shop To End Poverty?” with Ananya Roy

The second video in The #GlobalPOV Project series is an exploration of ethical consumerism and fair trade interventions.

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When L.A. Became the Capital of the U.S.-Mexico Borderlands

Professor of City and Regional Planning Michael Dear spotlights the 1848 Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo on Jeremy Rosenberg's weekly column, Laws That Shaped L.A.

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Public Space in São Paulo

Teresa Caldeira's research analyzes public practices that are transforming the City of São Paulo.

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Mathare Zonal Plan

Jason Corburn's work in partnership with the University of Nairobi and local organizations helps residents of the Mathare valley negotiate for improvements with government.

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Margaretta K. Mitchell: A Retrospective

Friday, 04/26/13 12:00pm – 06/01/13 6:00pm 473 25th St., Oakland, CA 94612

Margaretta K. Mitchell: A Retrospective is a Fine Art Photography exhibition by alum Margaretta K. Mitchell (M.A. Design '85).

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John Galen Howard: Crafting Campus, Continuing Practice

Friday, 05/03/13 9:00am – 09/06/13 9:00pm 210 Wurster Hall

This exhibition highlights the work of John Galen Howard, founder of UC Berkeley’s School of Architecture and campus architect from 1901 to1922, a time of rapid growth and development for the burgeoning university

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AIA Denver 2013 Alumni Reception

Thursday, 06/20/13 6:00pm – 8:00pm Hyatt Regency Room: Agate B/C, 650 15th St, Denver, CO 80202

Please join us in Denver for the CED Alumni Reception hosted by Chair and Eva Li Chair of Design Ethics, Professor of Architecture, and Department Chair Tom Buresh with special guest Assistant Professor of Architecture Ronald Rael.

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Unbuilt San Francisco: Ambition and Imagination

Saturday, 09/14/13 10:00am – 11/08/13 2:00pm 110 Wurster Hall

Unbuilt San Francisco will focus on buildings that never came to be and rhetorical visions that will include renderings and models that challenge viewers to imagine new ways of urban life.

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Symposium: On the Nature of Wicked Problems

Saturday, 10/26/13 9:00am – 6:00pm 112 Wurster Hall

The Wicked Problem Symposium will critically interrogate the history and evolution of Rittel and Webber's idea of the "wicked problem," and appraise the utility of wicked problem thinking in the light of contemporary issues of significance to society.

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News - May 15, 2013

Building Connections (Not More Walls) Along the U.S.-Mexico Border

Michael Dear, Professor of City and Regional Planning, blogs on the Huffington Post about the groups living along the U.S.-Mexico borderline, and the effects of U.S. immigration policy on them.

News - May 12, 2013

Ananya Roy at TEDxBerkeley: (Un)Knowing Poverty

CED Professor of City and Regional Planning Ananya Roy delivers a talk at TEDxBerkeley: (Un)Knowing Poverty.

News - May 12, 2013

Tasty, and Subversive, Too

'Fruit Activists' Take Urban Gardens in a New Direction.

News - May 06, 2013

Michael Lin: Inspiring Support

Like many CED alumni, Lin chose a career path outside of design, but his spirited “extracurricular” support of Berkeley and CED is still keeping him quite busy.

News - May 05, 2013

Creative Coops for the Best in Nesting

Matthew Wolpe, Fabrication Shop technician at CED, and his business partner Kevin McElroy at Just Fine Design/Build are co-authors of Reinventing the Chicken Coop, as well as leaders in the field of custom chicken coop architecture.

News - May 01, 2013

Alums awarded Society for College and University Planning 2013 Honor Award

The Mahlum Architect team, including alumnis Robert Sabbatini AICP FASLA (BA Landscape Architecture, 1972) and Maureen O'Leary (M.Arch, 1994) were awarded a Society for College and University Planning 2013 Honor Award in Planning.

News - May 01, 2013

Factory Towns of South China: An Illustrated Guidebook

Stefan Al's (PhD CRP '10) edited book titled Factory Towns of South China was recently reviewed by the Architectural Record.

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