Me remembering that there is still one semester of grad school left

There are 4 very interesting job openings at the moment for people who want to spend their time thinking about shaping #Boston -- its built environment or its streets or the #BostonHarbor. They're all for people who believe "the best way to predict the future is to create it." 👇🏽

Just picked up my free copy of Janette Sadik-Khan’s #Streetfight at the GSD! Can’t wait for her presentation next month 🤗

What I love about this tweet is that it embodies something we desperately need right now: public imagination. When we focus on imagining and debating new possibilities of what we want to accomplish, instead of relentlessly fixating on limitations, we build the will to do more.

Graduate schools cannot treat cities as living laboratories or claim to prepare students for professional practice if they don't reflect the diversity around us. Read my letter to the editor in The Boston Globe Boston Globe Opinion. bostonglobe.com/opinion/letter…

Takeaway: our national decline could just be the result of too few cat people running for president. huffpost.com/entry/presiden… via HuffPost Politics

It was an incredible learning experience to work on an interdisciplinary team of designers/planners on two very real issues of climate change and economic development. #ClimateChange #Duluth

Want to hear more about these water transportation plans? Join us for our panels of speakers from around the country tonight at the inaugural #BostonHarborSpeakerSeries to discuss #FutureFerry: eventbrite.com/e/a-future-wit…

If you haven’t spent at least a week considering getting a PhD are you really a graduate student?

The top 20 things a Japanese people say they remember about the just-concluded "Heisei" era (1989-2019), based on a nationwide survey of 10,000 people (translations in the thread below)

"At its root, planning implies that we need something other than the market to govern society and action—a belief that is pretty counterculture in American society right now." —The GSD's Abby Spinak @HarvardUP hgsd.us/2VVuHJ6 ✍️ Jessica Lynne

This. All of this.

As businesses slowly reopen there are a variety of ways that municipalities can support. Check out our newly published report at Metropolitan Area Planning Council (MAPC)

Webinar today at 2PM: we'll discuss Mass. Transportation's new grant program for munis to quickly implement or expand improvements to sidewalks, curbs, streets, and parking areas in support of public health, safe mobility, and renewed commerce. Register: zoom.us/meeting/regist…

Join us on March 3 at 7:30 p.m. for the premiere of "Quincy, from a distance," the stories of three small business owners in Quincy's vibrant Asian American business community. RSVP: mapc.ma/quincyfilmscre…

How can we increase support for Asian immigrant entrepreneurs? On March 17 at 3:30pm, we'll discuss policy recommendations and the results of our regional survey with Asian Community Development Corporation, BCNC, Chinatown Main Street, QARI, and filmmaker Daphne Xu. Register: mapc.ma/AAPIPanel

Many Asian American business owners have been reeling from the downturn caused by the pandemic, and some are struggling with discrimination and cultural barriers that make it difficult to seek support. bos.gl/QaljjKz

Join us for #APIA Heritage Month! We're going to celebrate with food and performances on May 25 from noon-1:30pm at Boston City Hall.