Name: SA10.30.02 How Revitization Works on the Ground: Who Stays, Who Goes, Who Benefits
Start: 2015-04-11T10:30:00-0400
End: 2015-04-11T11:55:00-0400

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SA10.30.02 How Revitization Works on the Ground: Who Stays, Who Goes, Who Benefits

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Moderator: Kathryn Howell, Virginia Commonwealth University

Universities as Anchors: Do Neighborhoods Benefit from University Revitalization Interventions?
Meagan Ehlenz, University of Pennsylvania

Urban Biking: Does it increase and improve green community development in neighborhoods?
John Gilderbloom, Ph.D., University of Louisville; Wesley Meares, Ph.D., Georgia Regents University; Justin Mog, Ph.D., University of Louisville; Wes Grooms, MUP, University of Louisville

When the dust settles: examining the characteristics of stayers in recently gentrified neighborhoods
Kathryn Howell, Virginia Commonwealth University

Multiple Waves of Gentrification in a Global City: Boston's South End
Russell Lopez, Northeastern University

Neighborhood Gentrification: A 10-year Trend Analysis of Midtown Miami’s Impact on the Wynwood Neighborhood
Ned Murray, Florida International University Metropolitan Center; Maria Ilcheva, Florida International University Metropolitan Center

Presenters

Meagan Ehlenz

PhD Candidate, University of Pennsylvania

Wes Grooms

Doctoral Graduate Research Assistant, University of Louisville

Compassion Advocacy, Social Equity, Cultural Competency, 'Just' Sustainabilities, Poverty, Co-operative Ownership, Urban Governance, Modular and Pre-fabricated Housing, Urban Regeneration, Urban Agriculture, Built and Natural Environment Impact on Mental and Physical Wellbeing, Whimsical... Read More →