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  • Advocacy Amid Change: An Overview of Small Business Preservation and Anti-Displacement in the Purple Line Corridor

    The Urban Equity Collaborative 7480 Preinkert Dr.Suite 1221, College Park, MD, United States

    Advocacy Amid Change: An Overview of Small Business Preservation and Anti-Displacement in the Purple Line Corridor December 7, @ 12pm - 2pm Watch Recording Speaker Ness Perry Advocacy Specialist for the Latino Economic Development Center Spring 2027: that is when the 16-mile transit development called the Purple Line is set to be completed in [...]

  • Studying Gentrification on One Block in DC: The Many Problems of Following People Around

    The Urban Equity Collaborative 7480 Preinkert Dr.Suite 1221, College Park, MD, United States

    Studying Gentrification on One Block in DC: The Many Problems of Following People Around March 12, @ 2pm Watch Recording Speaker Dr. Johanna Bockman Associate Professor of Global Affairs at George Mason University This talk will explore Dr. Bockman's research on multiple globalizations and gentrification on one block in Washington, DC. Professor Johanna Bockman [...]

  • Building Narrative Power for Racial and Social Justice

    The Urban Equity Collaborative 7480 Preinkert Dr.Suite 1221, College Park, MD, United States

    Building Narrative Power for Racial and Social Justice March 26, @12pm Register Here Speaker Richard Hofrichter, Ph.D., M.A. Formerly Senior Director for Health Equity, National Association of County & City Health Officials (NACCHO) This workshop explores the relevance of building narrative power to advance health equity and social justice by transforming culture, with examples [...]

  • Building Interdisciplinary Research Teams

    The Urban Equity Collaborative 7480 Preinkert Dr.Suite 1221, College Park, MD, United States

    Building Interdisciplinary Research Teams May 9, @2:15pm Register Here Speaker  Kate Clancy, Ph.D. Food Systems Consultant and Visiting Scholar at the Center for a Livable Future Johns Hopkins University School of Public Health Kate Clancy is currently a food systems consultant, Visiting Scholar at the Center for a Livable Future Johns Hopkins University School [...]

  • Community Fellows Final Presentation and Celebration

    The Urban Equity Collaborative 7480 Preinkert Dr.Suite 1221, College Park, MD, United States

    Community Fellows Final Presentation and Celebration May 22, @3:00pm Register Here Centering on issues of dispossession and displacement, the Community Fellows Program invites community organizers, movement leaders, stakeholders, and artists to engage with the University of Maryland community to develop and strengthen their work on social, political, and economic justice. Operating as a fellowship, [...]

  • Preventing Climate Displacement With Community Resilience Hubs

    The Urban Equity Collaborative 7480 Preinkert Dr.Suite 1221, College Park, MD, United States

    Preventing Climate Displacement With Community Resilience Hubs October 29, @12:00pm Access Recording Here Speakers  Justin A. Lini  Community advocate, artist, and professional facilitator Justin A. Lini is a community advocate, artist, and professional facilitator. He serves as a member of the DC Commission on Climate Change and Resiliency and is a founding member of [...]

  • Internal Climate Migration in the United States 

     Internal Climate Migration in the United States November 13, @12:00pm Access Recording Here Speaker  Kelly Leilani Main,  Executive Director of Buy-in Community Planning The frequency and intensity of extreme weather events such as Hurricanes Helene and Milton are bringing the topic of climate migration to the forefront of American minds. But what exactly is [...]

  • Strengthening Resilient Communities: How to Use Main Street’s Disaster Preparedness and Resilience Toolkit

    Strengthening Resilient Communities: How to Use Main Street’s Disaster Preparedness and Resilience Toolkit December 5, @12:00pm Access Recording Here Speaker  Manuel Ochoa,  Principal and Founder of the Ochoa Urban Collaborative Not sure how to prepare for the next disaster or wondering how to make your downtown or neighborhood district more resilient? Get a first-hand [...]

  • Zoom

    Defending Land, Defending Sovereignty: Black Yield’s Work of Suturing the Relationships between the Land and the People March 10, @12:00pm Register Here Speaker  Eric Jackson,  Co-founder, Visionary, and Servant-Director of Black Yield Institute (BYI)  Defending Land, Defending Sovereignty is a virtual workshop is presented by Black Yield Institute, a Pan-African social movement organization headquartered [...]

  • The Intersectionality of Life: How Social Justice is Environmental Justice

    The Urban Equity Collaborative 7480 Preinkert Dr.Suite 1221, College Park, MD, United States

    The Intersectionality of Life: How Social Justice is Environmental Justice April 10, @12:00pm Register Here Speaker  Robin Lewis (she/her) Director for Climate Equity at Interfaith Power & Light (DC.MD.NoVA). Join the UEC to hear from Robin Lewis, the Director for Climate Equity at Interfaith Power & Light (DC.MD.NoVA). Robin will explore the intersectionality of [...]

  •  Grassroots Power: Mobilizing Communities for Environmental Justice

    The Urban Equity Collaborative 7480 Preinkert Dr.Suite 1221, College Park, MD, United States

     Grassroots Power: Mobilizing Communities for Environmental Justice April 23, @12:00pm Register Here Speaker  LaTricea Adams  Founder CEO & President of Young, Gifted & Green Join us for an engaging and thought-provoking workshop aimed at understanding the vital role of grassroots movements in the fight for environmental justice. As environmental degradation and social inequalities continue [...]

  • 2025 Community Fellows Final Presentations and Celebration

    2025 Community Fellows Final Presentations and Celebration May 19, @12:00pm Register Here Please join the Urban Equity Collaborative for the 2025 Community Fellows Final Presentations and Celebration. Centering on issues of dispossession and displacement, the Community Fellows Program invites community organizers, movement leaders, stakeholders, and artists to engage with the University of Maryland community [...]

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