Manville Imagines Transit-Oriented Future of Cities
He weighs in on the L.A. experience in a National Geographic discussion about remaking healthy urban spaces damaged by dependence on cars.
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Entries by Zoe Day
Author/Activist Randy Shaw on ‘Generation Priced Out’
His latest book highlights hypocritical rhetoric among progressive cities whose policies price out working-class people.
Wachs on New York’s Congestion Pricing Experiment
The traffic-reduction strategy will be implemented in Manhattan, providing a test case in a large American city, he says.
Segura Responds to Trump’s Decision to Cut Foreign Aid
He points to an ulterior motive: fueling the asylum crisis to win political points, which he calls ‘devastating in impact.’
Armenta Publishes Research on Unauthorized Immigrants and Police
She co-authors study using ethnography and in-depth interviews to provide a richer understanding of the immigrant-police relationship.
Loukaitou-Sideris Provides Insight on Rideshare Safety for Women
She applies her research on women-only public transportation in other countries to discuss frustrations with rideshare services in the United States.
Abrams Publishes Research on Child Incarceration, Adult Health
Those incarcerated at younger ages see increased physical and mental health problems as adults, the study finds.
Cohen on Challenges of Tapering Off Antidepressants
Discontinuing medication can produce severe side effects if not carefully managed, he says.
Leap on Reality of Gang Violence in South L.A.
As fear of violence rises after the shooting of rapper Nipsey Hussle, she says investing in prevention, intervention and reentry programs pays off.
Roy on Global Poverty and Social Justice
The fight against poverty often begins at home, she says, noting that Americans have an ethical and political responsibility to act.
