Rob Anthony of Community Partners for Affordable Housing and CUPPA Respondent, Janet Smith, discuss affordable housing in the Chicagoland suburbs.
Great Cities, Great Schools: A Conversation With Dr. Pedro Noguera
Dr. Pedro Noguera, a professor of Education at New York University and Linda Lutton, the education reporter of WBEZ, have a discussion on the reforms of urban schools over the past 30 years.
The Poverty Puzzle: Ending Poverty in America
CAN TV taping of The Poverty Puzzle: Ending Poverty in America featuring Bob Herbert, Former New York Times Columnist, Pundit, and Author.
Photos: The Poverty Puzzle: Ending Poverty in America
Casinos as Tools for Economic Development in Suburban Chicago
Ryan Gallagher and Michael Wenz, Assistant Professors in the Department of Economics at Northeastern Illinois University, consider impacts of casino growth and creation for communities and government.
New World DisOrder: The Decline of U.S. Power
Dave Ranney, Professor Emeritus in the College of Urban Planning and Public Affairs at University of Illinois at Chicago, presents his arguments from his most recent book, New World Disorder: the Decline of US Power.
Oil Shale Fracking: Implications for Community Planning & Safety
Teresa Córdova and Susan Christopherson discuss the Bakken Formation, gas and oil extraction, and planning issues around fracking.
Great Cities, Great Schools: A Conversation with Pedro Noguera
How Does Financialization Affect Manufacturing Investment?
Susan Christopherson, Professor in the Department of City and Regional Planning at Cornell University, considers if advanced manufacturing can flourish in post-industrial economies such as those in the United States and Britain.
Pursuing Fairness, Prosperity and Localism in a Superdiverse, Supercomplex, and Disassembled City
Cities Across the Globe: People and Places Across Borders Symposium: Session III.