MON, Feb 8, 12:30pm PT. Using a “crip” or disability justice lens, this panel ponders how environmental design and technology can be construed as key aspects of modern disability experience. Open to all! Read More »
Professor Acey will bring her expertise on food systems planning, sustainable urbanism, and environmental justice to BFI, a critical resource for food systems-related efforts for the entire UC Berkeley campus.
Early September, Moran published a research paper, "What’s your angle? Analyzing angled parking via satellite imagery to aid bike-network planning", investigating how angled parking affects San Francisco and other cities' street layout.
Community Visions is a podcast that was launched in 2021 by Zachary McRae and Rasheed Shabazz, both Master of City Planning students at the College of Environmental Design at the University of California, Berkeley.
Professor Acey will bring her expertise on food systems planning, sustainable urbanism, and environmental justice to BFI, a critical resource for food systems-related efforts for the entire UC Berkeley campus.
Early September, Moran published a research paper, "What’s your angle? Analyzing angled parking via satellite imagery to aid bike-network planning", investigating how angled parking affects San Francisco and other cities' street layout.
DCRP is thrilled to offer their own department swag online for the first time! Support the Planning Students Association and the Berkeley Urban Studies Student Association by rocking their brand new, student-designed logo!
Meet Deborah McKoy, a lecturer in City & Regional Planning, the Executive Director of the Center for Cities + Schools and our first fall faculty feature! Fun fact: McKoy is a UC Berkeley alumna as she earned her Ph.D. Education Policy at Cal in 2000.
The prestigious Silver SPUR Awards recognize outstanding individuals whose achievements exemplify the highest aspirations of the San Francisco Bay Area. Bonner is an an architect and planner known for leading the redevelopment of the city of Emeryville.
An interview with Benjamin Ulrey (M.C.P. '22), one of the members of the Slow Streets project, another summer paid-internship experience initiated by the DCRP Summer Projects Program
This summer, six students, in collaboration with CED alumni, aided Berkeley's Office of Economic Development in helping local businesses and services navigate pandemic-related challenges. Read about one of the projects DCRP set up as internships halted.
