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Blog: Imposed Scarcity
If a neighbor down the street owned a snow blower or a lawn mower, would you ask to borrow it if you didn’t know them personally? Conversely, if you owned one would you consider lending it out? -
Blog: Breaking the Binary
One of my goals in working with East End Mutual Aid is strategizing on ways to break out of the binary thinking often used to implement policies that go against community interests. -
Blog: The Dreaded “G” Word
Nothing makes me want to go down to Nico’s and grab a cold beer more than the arguments about gentrification that so regularly occur whenever the issue of development is brought up. -
Blog: Thinking About Housing
Some thoughts on housing and recent construction in Bloomfield. -
Blog: Broken Logic at Root of Glass Lofts Development
Who should society reward for building, and buying, property? Is it in the interest of an economically deteriorated community to build new subsidized housing, or could this money be better directed? -
Blog: Winning Development Battles in East Liberty
A member of the Sheridan and Collins Neighborhood Association talks about community organizing in East Liberty
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