Our tumultuous world needs to be infused with hope for all as we fight to remake the future of human habitation...and because of who we are and what we stand for, we, my friends, are the tip of the spear. Read More »
DCRP Professor Teresa Caldeira and Judit Carrera discuss the future of cities with a lens on the global south, presented by the Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona. Read More »
Karen Chapple, Director of UDP and Chair and Professor of the Department of City & Regional Planning, discusses how her team is mapping out how cities are becoming more exclusionary Read More »
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Emily B. Marthinsen, John J. Parman, and Richard Bender ditch the binary of place and placeless, using the pandemic as a time to reframe and rethink how the university can best support the relationships that advance knowledge, whether in person or at home
Karen Chapple, professor and chair of city and regional planning, will lead an interdisciplinary project to track housing evictions during and after the outbreak in an effort to better understand housing precarity and to inform public policy regarding U.S
On July 13, Self-eSTEM kicked off their first Virtual STEM Exploration Camp, themed "Adapting to a Virtual World." Young participants learned first-hand about environmental design, smart cities, autonomous cars and micro-mobility and AR/VR technology.
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On July 13, Self-eSTEM kicked off their first Virtual STEM Exploration Camp, themed "Adapting to a Virtual World." Young participants learned first-hand about environmental design, smart cities, autonomous cars and micro-mobility and AR/VR technology.
DCRP Professor Teresa Caldeira and Judit Carrera discuss the future of cities with a lens on the global south, presented by the Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona.
Karen Chapple, Director of UDP and Chair and Professor of the Department of City & Regional Planning, discusses how her team is mapping out how cities are becoming more exclusionary
Karen Chapple, professor and chair of city and regional planning, will lead an interdisciplinary project to track housing evictions during and after the outbreak in an effort to better understand housing precarity and to inform public policy regarding U.S
The Ghost Ship tragedy has raised concerns about Oakland’s industrial and warehouse DIY spaces, which are unique and affordable live-work spaces belonging to the community’s artists, makers, and other producers of culture.
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Check out DCRP summer projects
