Social Justice & The City — March 5
Program
Keynote Speaker Dr. Bradford Hunt (Vice Provost for Adult and Experiential Learning and Dean of the Evelyn T. Stone College of Professional Studies Roosevelt University)
“Social Justice and Social Order in the City: The Case of Public Housing”
Dr. Brad Hunt will be joining us from Roosevelt University, where he is a Professor of Social Science and History as well as the Dean of the Evelyn T. Stone College of Professional Studies and Vice Provost for Adult and Experiential Learning. His research has focused on urban planning and public housing in Chicago, and we think he will stimulate some great conversations to support the symposium theme of social justice.
Panel 1: “Contesting Space on the Local and Global Stages”
- Sam Tabory, University of Texas at Austin, Community and Regional Planning
- Sara McTarnaghan, University of Texas at Austin, Community and Regional Planning
- Scarlett Andrews, Tulane University, City, Culture, and Community
- Wesley Cheek, Tulane University, City, Culture, and Community
Panel 2: “Intersecting Identities: How Everyday Experience Affects Social Justice”
- Lucas Diaz, Tulane University, City, Culture, and Community
- Daniella Santoro, Tulane University, Anthropology
- Tifanie Pulley, Louisiana State University, Sociology & Women’s and Gender studies
Panel 3: “Sustainability, Well-Being, and Income Distribution: Inequality in Development”
- Clare Cannon, Tulane University, City, Culture, and Community
- Grant Driessen, Tulane University, Economics
- Daniel Teles, Tulane University, Economics
- Sarah Murray, Michigan State University, Urban and Regional Planning
Panel 4: “Social Networks and Institutions: Searching for Support”
- Sarah Norum-Gross, University of New Orleans, Sociology
- Saira Mehmood, Southern Methodist University, Anthropology
