The Cornell Chronicle reports on research coauthored by Cornell Planning Associate Professor Stephan Schmidt with doctoral student Wenzheng Li (M.R.P. '18) ⤵️

Don't miss out on the opportunity to participate in the Contribution Project! This program offers $400 grants to undergraduate students who have innovative ideas for making a positive impact in the world. Applications are open until February 19. news.cornell.edu/stories/2024/0…

2/23: Cornell Planning Lecture Theo Lim (Theo Lim (@chaolim85.bsky.social)) and Antwyne Calloway: Trauma-Informed Healing-Centered Planning — Transformations in the Face of Global Climate Change Attend (in person + zoom): aap.cornell.edu/news-events/le…

3/1: Cornell Planning Lecture Prentiss Danzler (Prentiss Dantzler): Broken Home — Reconstructing the Terms of Mobility for Atlanta's Black Public Housing Families Learn more + attend: aap.cornell.edu/news-events/le…

2/23 Lecture Theo Lim and Antwyne Calloway: Trauma-Informed Healing-Centered Planning — Transformations in the Face of Global Climate Change Learn more on achieving personal and broader cultural transformation within the institutions of planning：bit.ly/497pnra

New to the NZA? Today in Insider, read up on how our first-of-its-kind research project aims demystify & standardize zoning rules to better inform policymakers on how to respond to the housing crisis. Feat. comment by zoning all-stars Sara C. Bronin, Kendall Cotton, & Yonah Freemark

Lecture 3/1 Prentiss Danzler: Broken Home — Reconstructing the Terms of Mobility for Atlanta's Black Public Housing Families Learn more about how internal and external constraints shaped Black tenant mobility at shorturl.at/ehBFO

.Cornell Planning Professor Thomas Campanella (Thomas J. Campanella) examines this viral accusation. ⬇️

3/8: Cornell Planning Lecture Clio Andris: Enriching Points of Interest (PoI) Data with Information about Social Relationships, Visitor Diversity, and Chainness Learn more + attend ➡️ aap.cornell.edu/news-events/le…

In M. Nolan Gray's recent article City Planning’s Greatest Innovation Makes a Comeback, Cornell historian Thomas J. Campanella is noted for critiquing the traditional street grid approach as part of the pervasive malaise in American city planning. shorturl.at/kyzF6

3/8 Lecture Clio Andris: Enriching Points of Interest (PoI) Data with Information about Social Relationships, Visitor Diversity, and Chainness Learn more about how planners enrich POI data with information that reflects the value and role of POIs at shorturl.at/egoK8

3/15 Lecture Katie J. Wells and Kafui Attoh: Disrupting D.C. — The Rise of Uber and the Fall of the City Learn how Uber created a playbook to deal with intransigent regulators in the US and to win in the realm of local politics at shorturl.at/vAHL6

3/22 Lecture Jacob Anbinder: Beyond NIMBY — Antigrowth Activism, Political Ideology, and the Origins of the Housing Crisis Learn more about how liberalism is influenced by local politics and its role in making the modern housing shortage at shorturl.at/htxTZ

3/29: Cornell Planning Lecture Geoff Boeing (Geoff Boeing): Generalizability in Urban Science Attend a lecture that considers how the academic community can foster better urban science through theory-infused tools for planning research and practice. Learn more: aap.cornell.edu/news-events/le…

4/12 Lecture Lisa Bates: Grew Here / Flew Here Learn more about how to be in, for, and with community as a Black planner and activist scholar at shorturl.at/cinT2 📍Milstein Hall

Discover the latest publications by Cornell and AAP faculty at Launchpad Wed. 4/17! Join us in Milstein Hall Dome for special presentations, book browsing, meet-and-greet opportunities, and light refreshments. bit.ly/4aGRbmI

4/19 Lecture Kevin Walker: Making It Happen — Manufactured Housing Cooperatives and the Power of Collective Action Learn more about the unique and powerful model that transforms housing tenure at: shorturl.at/iMU26

Register for Cornell's Urban Studies Summer Programs! Cornell Planning offers high school and college students online and in-person courses exploring justice and sustainability in cities and methods for urban data analysis + mapping. Register: direc.to/k8tZ #SponsoredPost