Good morning folks! This is the third Jobs, Opportunities and Funding Dispatch. And yes, it’s really September 27th, 2018 and you get a bonus in that you get two emails this week. Partly because I was traveling over the weekend and I’m moving back to DC today and will be
Jobs, Opportunities and Funding as of September 25, 2018
Welcome to the second The Black Urbanist Jobs, Opportunities, and Funding Weekly. Today is September 25, 2018. In case you missed opening the last email and the one earlier that week that announced the coming of said email, this is the reboot and revamp of my weekly dispatch. You’ll still
Jobs, Opportunities and Funding as of September 15, 2018
Welcome to the very first The Black Urbanist Jobs and Opportunities Roundup. Today is September 15, 2018. For now, this will replace my weekly dispatch, but I’ll still include announcements and fun stuff at the very end. There’s always a version of this linked at www.theblackurbanist.com/job-board and I will do
By Kristen Jeffers
Essay/Kristen's Mind/media/mental health/migration/Money and the City/Moving and Migration/placemaking/planning/Politics of Place/urbanism
Are There Really Too Many Planners in Certain Metro Areas?
Recently, I was made aware of and responded to this series of threads on Twitter, that among my colleagues in the D.C. area, there’s a concern over how many practitioners of place, especially planners, exist in the metro area and how many folks want to be planners by name, versus just
