Press/Other Places I Write

Mentions and Features

WUNC’s The State of Things, June 2019,  Digging Into Gentrification In North Carolina

WTVD (ABC 11), June 2019, Gentrification, affordable housing focus of meeting in Raleigh

Idaho Business Review.com, April 2018, Intermountain Fair Housing Council Holds Vision Summit

The Commercial Appeal, March 2018, The 9:01: ‘Black Urbanist’ Kristen Jeffers on seeing cities like Memphis through different lenses

WAMU’s The Kojo Nnamdi Show, February 2018, You Want Me To Turn Where? On The Annoyances–And Dangers–Of Bad Street Signs

The Washington Post, January 2018, Women share their #MeToo experiences on Metro — and offer solutions

Curbed, August 2017
Mansplaining the City

Governing, February 2016, Love Urban Planning and Board Games? Cards Against Urbanity Is For You.

The Overhead Wire Podcast, Winter 2016

KCUR Central Standard, Fall 2015

Triad City Beat, February 11, 2015
#GreensboroNow

Triad City Beat, June 6, 2014
Maya Angelou Remembered from Several Angles

Yes Weekly, January 1, 2014
YES! Weekly Essay Contest Winner: The Harvest of Our Future

News & Record, August 11, 2013
Center city attracts the rich, the young and the homeless

HuffPost Live, July 22, 2013
Race & Curfews

The Atlantic Cities, Jul 17, 2013 With a New Curfew, Is Downtown Greensboro Telling Young Black People to Stay Away?

Urbanism Speakeasy, March 25, 2013, Placemaking with The Black Urbanist, Kristen Jeffers

Red and White for Life, November 7, 2012- Kristen Jeffers uses blog to expand on idea of community

DCentric, July 18, 2011-In Your Words: New York Times Tackles D.C.’s Gentrification

Alahkbar English, September 19, 2011-Visions of Democarcy: From Tahrir Sqaure to North Carolina

Other Places I Write

Greater Greater Washington

Next City

Streetsblog

The Atlantic Cities (CityLab)

Grist

Sustainable Cities Collective

Green Growth Cascadia

CNU 19 Live Blog

Urban Escapee

My Podcast with Katrina Johnston-Zimmerman: Third Wave Urbanism

A Black Queer Feminist Urbanist Resource created and curated by Kristen E. Jeffers