Calling all summer writers: Mapping Inequality is issuing one last call for authors who would like to write introductory essays on cities for Mapping Inequality. Sign up now to knock out a ~500-word essay on any of these cities and get paid doing it: docs.google.com/document/d/1Eh…

A big thanks to Sben Korsh, SAH, and all who attended on Tuesday. Video and chat link: sah.org/2023/roundtabl…

Gentrification is a fairly easy concept to understand & a well-studied one now for decades. If you'd like a very accessible movement-oriented syllabus and definition, put together by the people who built the largest tenants union in the country, go here: pitzer.edu/manifesto/wp-c…

Since nominations are open for SACRPH's biennial awards, let's spotlight the winner of the 2021 Lewis Mumford Prize. @apaigeoutofhist at @uwmadison was recognized for her book How the Suburbs Were Segregated. Find out more about the Mumford Prize: sacrph.org/2023-awards-co…

Since nominations are open for SACRPH's biennial awards, let's spotlight the winner of the 2021 Laurence Gerckens Prize. Lawrence Vale was recognized for his outstanding teaching and mentorship at MIT Urban Planning. Find out more about the Gerckens Prize: sacrph.org/2023-awards-co….

SACRPH invites submissions for our biennial awards competition. We present several awards for outstanding research and teaching in North American city and regional planning history. Deadline: August 1st. More info here: sacrph.org/2023-awards-co…

SACRPH We hope you can join us for next week's virtual roundtable with historians who teach in professional schools, including: Merlin Chowkwanyun, PhD, MPH, Claire Dunning, Ansley Erickson is ansleyerickson.bsky.social, Katie E. Marages, and Matt Lasner. Register at: sacrph.org/events

Looking forward to this @sacrph conversation about teaching and doing history in professional schools - education, public health, planning, architecture, design - on May 8. Join us!

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I’m happy to see my review of 'The Long Crisis: New York City and the Path to Neoliberalism,' by Ben Holtzman, is out now in the Journal of Planning History (@SACRPH). Spoiler alert: It's a great book journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/15…

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'A Community Archive Documents Decades of Radical Activism Against Police Brutality---A look at Interference Archive’s “Defend / Defund” exhibit' via In These Times re: Interference Archive inthesetimes.com/article/commun…