49Th Annual Meeting Los Angeles, California, USA | April 24–27, 2019 Featuring Special Sessions on - Claiming Rights to the City: Community, Capital, and the State

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49th Annual Meeting Los Angeles, California, USA | April 24–27, 2019 Featuring Special Sessions on - Claiming Rights to the City: Community, Capital, and the State

Diamond Sponsors: Luskin School of Public Affairs | University of California, Los Angeles Routledge | Taylor & Francis Group Urban Studies Programs | University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Platinum Sponsors: Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation Pat Brown Institute for Public Affairs | California State University, Los Angeles Urban Planning and Public Policy | University of California, Irvine

2019 Conference Sponsors Diamond Level

Publisher of the Journal of Urban Affairs UAA Executive Office Sponsor of Graduate Students Professional Institutional Host Development Workshops Sponsor of Journal of Urban Affairs Best Article Award

Platinum Level

Gold Level

Sponsor of the Marilyn J. Gittell Activist Scholar Award Silver Level

Institute on Inequality & Democracy Latino Policy & Politics Initiative Bronze Level Los Angeles, California | April 24-27, 2019

Table of Contents Introduction

2020--Celebrate With UAA in Washington, DC!...... 4 Special Welcome from the 2019 Local Host Committee ...... 5 Conference Committees, 2019...... 6 Urban Affairs Association Mission and History...... 7 UAA Governing Board, 2018-2019...... 8 Executive Office and Conference Team...... 9 UAA Institutional Home...... 10 Journal of Urban Affairs Editorial Team, Board, & Reviewers...... 11 Program Highlights Opening Plenary...... 18 Annual Awards Luncheon...... 21 Special Conference Topic Sessions - Claiming Rights to the City Community, Capital and the State...... 22 Activist Scholar Sessions...... 23 Professional Development and The Field of Urban Affairs Session...... 23 Special Tracks and Sponsored Sessions...... 23 Poster Session...... 26 Graduate Students Professional Development Workshops...... 29 Teaching Effectiveness Workshops for Instructors...... 29 Exhibitors...... 30 Film Screenings...... 31 Study Tours...... 33 Networking Opportunities...... 36 General Information Name Badges and Tickets...... 37 Presentation Guidelines and Session Room Equipment...... 37 Internet Access and Other Services...... 38 Submitting Your Paper for the 2019 Best Conference Paper Award...... 39 Conference Schedule (Detailed Sessions Listing) Wednesday, April 24...... 42 Thursday, April 25...... 44 Friday, April 26...... 74 Saturday, April 27...... 104 Participants Index...... 116 Upsilon Sigma – The Urban Studies Honor Society...... 124 2020 Call for Participation – Washington, D.C...... 125 Hotel Floor Plans...... 130 Schedule-at-a-Glance...... inside back cover 3 UAA | 2020

Join Us at Our 50th Anniversary Conference April 2 – 4, 2020 | Washington, D.C.

2020 Local Host Committee 2020 Anniversary Committee Gregory Squires, George Washington Univ (Co-Chair) Michael Owens, Emory Univ (Co-Chair) (USA) Hal Wolman, George Washington Univ (Co-Chair) Janet Smith, Univ of Illinois-Chicago (Co-Chair) (USA) Bill Barnes, National League of Cities Yasminah Beebeejaun, Univ College-London (UK) Leah Brooks, George Washington Univ James Defilippis, Rutgers Univ (USA) Derek Hyra, American Univ Sabina Deitrick, Univ of Pittsburgh (USA) Willow Lung-Amman, Univ of Maryland Clarissa Freitas, Federal Univ of Ceara (Brazil) Rolf Pendall, Univ of Illinois Claire Poitras, INRS-Quebec (Canada) Sue Smock, Wayne State Univ (retired) Heywood Sanders, Univ of Texas-San Antonio (USA) Toni -Michelle Travis, George Mason Univ Lin Ye, Sun Yat Sen Univ China

2020 Program Committee Joan Wesley, Jackson State Univ (Chair) (USA) Clarissa Freitas, Univ Federal do Ceara (Brazil) Al Gourier, Univ of Baltimore (USA) Bligh Grant, Univ of Technology Sydney (Australia) Vladimir Kogan, Ohio State Univ (USA) Sylvie Paré, Univ du Québec à Montréal (Canada) Montserrat Pareja-Eastaway, Univ of Barcelona (Spain)

2020 Conference Sponsors

Emerald Level Bronze Level

• Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation • American University, Metropolitan Policy Center, School of Public Affairs • Taylor and Francis Publishing • The Urban Institute • George Washington University,

• University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, George Washington Institute for Public Policy College of Letters & Science | • George Washington University, Urban Studies Programs Columbian College of Arts & Sciences Department of Sociology Platinum Level • George Washington University, Trachtenberg School of Public Policy and Public Administration • George Washington University, • Housing Policy Debate Columbian College of Arts and Sciences • University of Maryland,

• University of Maryland, College Park National Center for Smart Growth School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation • Virginia Tech, Urban Affairs and Planning • George Mason University, Schar School of Policy and Government • National League of Cities

4 A Special Welcome from the 2019 Local Host Committee

On behalf of the Local Host Committee for the 49th Annual Urban Affairs Association Conference, we welcome participants to Los Angeles, the City of Angels, located in a region that is as diverse as it is beautiful and economically vibrant. Our committee includes faculty members from five universities in the Southern California region: California State University, Los Angeles; California State University, Long Beach; University of California, Irvine; University of California Los Angeles (the conference host campus); and University of Southern California. We represent a diverse range of urban scholarship in the fields of Environmental Studies, Geography, Political Science, Public Policy, Urban Planning and Urban Studies. Collectively, we have labored to create an engaging conference experience. We embraced the opportunity to create a series of events and local tours that showcase the city’s strengths, address challenges we face as a region, and consider how we collectively contribute to creating solutions.

The Opening Plenary is set to kick off the conference with a focus on affordable housing and homelessness – a wicked problem many perceive as the most pressing local challenge of the last half century. The discussion, Rights to Decent Housing: Local Lessons on Housing Affordability, Supply and Homelessness, to be held on April 24th at 4:00pm, will feature three compelling personalities whose responses will include critical discussions about an extremely ambitious local response to homelessness implemented by Los Angelenos to date, a homelessness sales tax estimated to generate $355 million annually to address homelessness. We hope that your cup runneth over from your LA experience, enjoy!

Kenya Covington, Chair (University of California, Los Angeles Victoria Basolo (University of California, Irvine) Pictured: Michael Lens (University of California, Los Angeles) Top Row: Kenya Covington; Victoria Basolo Vinit Mukhija (University of California, Los Angeles) Second Row: Tom O’Brien; Michael Lens Juliet Musso (University of Southern California) Third Row: Vinit Mukhija; Juliet Musso Tom O’Brien (California State University, Long Beach) Bottom Row: Raphael Sonenshein; Julie Straub Raphael J. Sonenshein (California State University, Los Angeles) Julie Straub (University of California, Los Angeles) 5 UAA | 2019 Special Thanks to the 2019 Conference Committees!

Local Host Committee: Kenya Covington (Chair), University of California, Los Angeles Victoria Basolo, University of California, Irvine Michael Lens, University of California, Los Angeles Vinit Mukhija, University of California, Los Angeles Juliet Musso, University of Southern California Tom O’Brien, California State University, Long Beach Raphael J. Sonenshein, California State University, Los Angeles Julie Straub, University of California, Los Angeles

Conference Program Committee: Lucia Capanema-Alvares (Chair), Universidade Federal Fluminense [Brazil] Robert Collins, Dillard University [USA] Lars A. Engberg, Aalborg University Copenhagen [Denmark] Al Gourrier, University of Baltimore [USA] Bligh Grant, University of Technology, Sydney [Australia] Cathy Yang Liu, Georgia State University [USA] Sylvie Paré, Université du Québec à Montréal [Canada] Carolina Reid, University of California, Berkeley [USA] Joan Wesley, Jackson State University [USA] Anaid Yerena, University of Washington Tacoma [USA]

Special Track on Race, Ethnicity and Place Michael Leo Owens (Chair), Emory University Yasminah Beebeejaun, University College London Anna Livia Brand, University of California, Berkeley Kitty Kelly Epstein, Holy Names University Arturo Flores, National Autonomous University of Mexico/Anahuac University Roger Keil, York University Ali Modarres, University of Washington-Tacoma Jocelyn Taliaferro, North Carolina State University

Special Track on Urban Issues in Asia and the Pacific Rim Cathy Yang Liu (Chair), Georgia State University Bligh Grant, University of Technology Sydney Canfei He, Peking University Shenjing He, University of Hong Kong Xuefei Ren, Michigan State University

6 Mission The Urban Affairs Association is dedicated to creating interdisciplinary spaces for engaging in intellectual and practical discussions about urban life. Through theoretical, empirical, and action-oriented research, the UAA fosters diverse activities to understand and shape a more just and equitable urban world. (Adopted March 12, 2010) History UAA is the successor organization to the Council of University Institutes for Urban Af- fairs, formed in Boston in 1969 by a group of directors of university urban programs. As urban affairs developed as a professional and academic field, the need for an -or ganization that welcomed urban faculty, professionals, and students as well as urban program directors and deans became increasingly apparent. In recognition of this need, in 1981 the organization’s name was changed to the Urban Affairs Association. Today, UAA includes over 600 institutional, individual, and student members from colleges and universities throughout North America, South America, Europe, Africa, Aus- tralia and Asia. Among its other activities, UAA sponsors the Journal of Urban Affairs, a refereed annual journal, publishing manuscripts related to urban research and policy analysis of interest to both scholars and practitioners. All UAA members receive the Journal of Urban Affairsas part of their membership fee. UAA also sponsors Upsilon Sigma - The Urban Studies Honor Society. Upsilon Sigma is dedicated to recognizing and encouraging excellence in scholarship, leadership, and engagement in urban studies and related fields. The mission is to promote academic excellence and enrich the educational experience of undergraduate and graduate students pursuing degrees related to urban studies.

The Urban Affairs Association hosts a conference each spring in an urban center. Recent conferences have taken place in San Antonio, Miami, San Diego, Minneapolis, and Toronto, Canada. Future conferences will occur in Washington, D.C. (2020) and Nashville, Tennessee (2021). These yearly conferences are an integral part of UAA’s efforts to increase knowledge about urban places and promote the development of research activities. They provide an excellent opportunity for members to exchange ideas, information, and experiences. The conference program features both topics of institutional concern and those related to urban issues. Each year, formal research papers are presented, with selected papers published in the Journal of Urban Affairs. Additionally, the conference format allows opportunities for informal activities designed to foster professional networking and open discussion.

7 UAA 2018-2019 Governing Board

Yasminah Beebeejaun Jonathan S. Davies Arturo Flores Vice-Chair 2017-2020 (2nd Term) 2017-2020 (1st term) 2017-2020 (2nd Term) De Montfort University National Autonomous University of University College London Mexico & Anahuac University

Clarissa Sampaio Freitas Andrew J. Greenlee Bernadette Hanlon 2016-2019 (1st term) 2017-2020 (1st term) Secretary Universidade Federal do Ceara University of Illinois 2016-2019 (1st term) at Urbana-Champaign Ohio State University

Elsie Harper-Anderson Paul Jargowsky Kimberley Johnson 2018-2021 (1st term) 2018-2021 (1st term) 2016-2019 (1st term) Virginia Commonwealth University Rutgers University-Camden New York University

Kitty Kelly Epstein Ali Modarres Mai Thi Nguyen 2017-2020 (1st term) 2018-2021 (1st term) Chair Holy Names University University of Washington Tacoma 2016-2019 (1st term) University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Alex Schwartz Rosie Tighe Thomas J. Vicino 2017-2020 (1st term) 2018-2021 (1st term) Treasurer New School Cleveland State University 2017-2020 (1st term) Northeastern University

8 Executive Staff & Conference Team

Dr. Margaret Wilder Dr. Deidre Beadle Maggie McCollum Megan Bruzan Executive Director Administrative Manager Finance/Membership Website and Manager Social Media Manager

Nick Capul Shelly Tillinghast Kayla Naus Kong Pheng Thao Event Planning Senior Event Specialist Event Planning Specialist Administrative Support Consultant Specialist

Peter Burress Casey Wagner, Fay Osman, Carrie Beranek Special Assistant Journal of Urban Affairs Urban Affairs Association University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee

LaToya Moten John (Jake) Parcell Kat Kocisky Rachel Anne & Sam Lim Texas Southern Michigan State University University of Rachel Anne’s University Wisconsin-Milwaukee Photography

9 The UAA Governing Board and Executive Office Wish to Acknowledge UAA’s Institutional Home

With a Very Special Thank You to UWM’s Graduate School, College of Letters and Science, and Urban Studies Programs!

10 The Journal of Urban Affairs Thanks to all of our colleagues who contributed to the 2018 success of the Journal of Urban Affairs! Owen Crankshaw, University of Cape Town Jonathan Davies, De Montfort University James DeFilippis, Rutgers University Sabina Deitrick, University of Pittsburgh Ben Derudder, Ghent University Susan Fainstein, Harvard University Pierre Filion, University of Waterloo Robert Fisher, University of Connecticut Judy Garber, University of Alberta Amy Glasmeier, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Anne Haila, University of Helsinki Dan Hammel, University of Toledo Katherine Hankins, Georgia State University Shenjing He, The University of Hong Kong Sue-Ching Jou, National Taiwan University Lorain Kennedy, French National Center for Scientific Research, Paris Rachel Kleit, The Ohio State University Zenia Kotval, Michigan State University Loretta Lees, University of Leicester Renaud Le Goix, University Paris Diderot - Paris 7 José Luis Lezama, Colegio de Mexico Arika Ligmann-Zielinska, Michigan State University JUA Editorial Team Zhilin Liu, Tsinghua University Ernesto Lopez-Morales, University of Chile Editor Brij Maharaj, University of KwaZulu-Natal Igor Vojnovic, Michigan State University David Merriman, University of Illinois at Chicago Angela Million (Uttke), Technical University Berlin Managing Editors Don Mitchell, Syracuse University Eric Clark, Lund University Ali Modarres, University of Washington Tacoma Andrew Kirby, Arizona State University Daniel Monti, Saint Louis University Cathy Liu, Georgia State University Michael Leo Owens, Emory University Zachary Neal, Michigan State University Susan Parnell, University of Cape Town Deirdre Pfeiffer, Arizona State University Claire Poitras, INRS-Urbanisation Xuefei Ren, Michigan State University Gordana Rabrenovic, Northeastern University Miguel Angelo Vilela Rodrigues, University of Senior Associate Editors Minho Cynthia Jackson-Elmoore, Michigan State Cynthia Rogers, University of Oklahoma University William Rohe, The University of North Carolina at Laura Reese, Michigan State University Chapel Hill Anne Shlay, Temple University Associate Editors Tom Slater, University of Edinburgh Pierre Filion University of Waterloo Daphne Spain, University of Virginia Gary Sands, Wayne State University Paul Speer, Vanderbilt University Mark Skidmore, Michigan State University Elizabeth Strom, University of South Florida Dan Sui, The Ohio State University Book Review Editor June Thomas, The University of Michigan David Varady, University of Cincinnati Elena Vesselinov, City University of New York Weiping Wu, Columbia University Assistant to the Editor Lin Ye, Sun Yat-sen University Casey Wagner, Michigan State University

Editorial Board Adriana Allen, University College London Caroline Andrew, University of Ottawa Victoria Basolo, University of California, Irvine Yasminah Beebeejaun, University College London Guo Chen, Michigan State University Rebecca L.H. Chiu, The University of Hong Kong

11 Wisconsin–Milwaukee) Doan, Petra (Florida State U.) JUA Reviewers Brooks, Frederick (Georgia State U.) Doberstein, Carey (U. of British Columbia) Brown, Elizabeth (William Paterson Doganova, Liliana (Mines ParisTech) U. of New Jersey) Douglas, Gordon (San José State U.) Senior Reviewers Brownlie, Julie (The U. of Edinburgh) Doussard, Marc (U. of Illinois Coates, Dennis (U. of Maryland, Bryan, Catherine (Dalhousie U.) at Urbana-Champaign) Baltimore County) Burger, Martijn (Erasmus U. Rotterdam) Dover, Alison (California State U., Fullerton) Filion, Pierre (U. of Waterloo) Byrne, Thomas (Boston U.) Drucker, Joshua (U. of Illinois at Chicago) Galster, George (Wayne State U.) Cahill, Caitlin (Pratt Institute) Dubb, Steve (The Democracy Collaborative) Hernes, Vilde (U. of Oslo) Cahill, Meagan (RAND Corporation) Duck, Waverly (U. of Pittsburgh) Owens, Michael Leo (Emory U.) Cain, Taylor (Boston U.) Duineveld, Martijn (Wageningen Reardon, Kenneth (U. of Calcagno, Peter (College of Charleston) U. & Research) Caminero-Santangelo, Marta (U. of Kansas) Ehrenfeucht, Renia (U. of New Mexico) Massachusetts Boston) Capers, K. (Georgia State U.) Ellis, Mark (U. of Washington) Reese, Laura (Michigan State U.) Caragliu, Andrea (Politecnico di Milano) Elvery, Joel (Federal Reserve Silverman, Robert (U. at Buffalo) Carpio-Pinedo, Jose (Technical Bank of Cleveland) Skidmore, Mark (Michigan State U.) U. of Madrid) Ely, Todd (U. of Colorado Denver) Watson, Allan (Loughborough U.) Carr, Jered (U. of Illinois at Chicago) Ewing, Reid (U. of Utah) Carswell, Andrew (U. of Georgia) Ewins, Rory (The U. of Edinburgh) Cartier, Carolyn (U. of Technology Sydney) Faber, Jacob (New York U.) JUA Reviewers Chamberlain, Alyssa (Arizona State U.) Fakih, Ali (Lebanese American U.) Ackert, Elizabeth (U. of Texas at Austin) Charles, Suzanne (Cornell U.) Falah, Ghazi (U. of Akron) Airgood-Obrycki, Whitney (Harvard U.) Chen, Can (Florida International U.) Fanelli, Carlo (York U.) Alberts, Heike (U. of Wisconsin–Oshkosh) Chen, Chen (Tongji U.) Farmer, Jayce (U. of Nevada, Las Vegas) Alexandri, Georgia (Autonomous Chen, Cheng (Sun Yat-sen U.) Ferman, Barbara (Temple U.) U. of Madrid) Chen, Guo (Michigan State U.) Fernandes, Edesio (DPU Associates) Allard, Scott (U. of Washington) Chen, Jie (Shanghai Jiao Tong U.) Fernandez-Cantero, Juan (U. of Kentucky) Allen, Ryan (U. of Minnesota) Chen, Yawei (Delft U. of Technology) Fernández Maldonado, Ana Allsup, Randall (Columbia U.) Chew, Matthew (Hong Kong Baptist U.) (Delft U. of Technology) Alm, James (Tulane U.) Chiang, John (State U. of New Fields, Desiree (Queens College) Anacker, Katrin (George Mason U.) York College at Oneonta) Filion, Pierre (U. of Waterloo) Anderson, Kathryn (U. of Houston) Chorianopoulos, Ioannis (U. of the Aegean) Finnigan, Kara (U. of Rochester) Andranovich, Greg (California Christens, Brian (Vanderbilt U.) Fischer, Mary (U. of Connecticut) State U., Los Angeles) Chávez, Alex (U. of Notre Dame) FitzGerald, Anne Marie (Duquesne U.) Ard, Kerry (Ohio State U.) Cintron, Ralph (U. of Illinois at Chicago) Folmer, Emma (Aston U.) Armondi, Simonetta (Politecnico di Milano) Citroni, Giulio (U. of Calabria) Forbes, Lauren (Georgia State U.) Ashley, Amanda (Boise State U.) Clark, Jennifer (Georgia Institute Francis, Jenny (U. of Victoria) Atkins, Marc (U. of Illinois at Chicago) of Technology) Frank, Ken (Michigan State U.) Atkins, Peter (Durham U.) Clark, William (U. of California, Los Angeles) Fraser, Alec (London School of Aubry, Tim (U. of Ottawa) Clarke, Susan (U. of Colorado Boulder) Hygiene and Tropical Medicine) Audretsch, David (Indiana U.) 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(U. of California, Irvine) Geddes, Mike (U. of Warwick) Beebeejaun, Yasminah (U. College London) Coulter, Rory (U. College London) Gentile, Michael (U. of Oslo) Berescu, Catalin (Romanian Research Covington, Kenya (U. of Germain, Emily (U. of Texas at Austin) Institute for Quality of Life) California, Los Angeles) Giacomantonio, Chris (Halifax Berg Powers, Cara (Transformative Crowley, George (Troy U.) Regional Police) Culture Project) Cucca, Roberta (U. of Vienna) Gibbons, Joseph (San Diego State U.) Berry, Brent (U. of Toronto) Cui, Xuezhu (Harbin Institute of Technology) Gieseking, Jack (Trinity College) Betancur, John (U. of Illinois at Chicago) Cunningham-Sabot, Emmanuèle Gil, Jorge (Chalmers U. of Technology) Billingham, Chase (Wichita State U.) (École Normale Supérieure) Giusti, Cecilia (Texas A&M U.) Blomley, Nicholas (Simon Fraser U.) DaViera, Andrea (U. of Illinois at Chicago) Glick, David (Boston U.) Bloomquist, Kim (U.S. Internal Dalton, Tony (RMIT U.) 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14 Celebrating 25 Years At the convergence of the fields of social work, urban planning and policymaking, the UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs identifies and develops emerging areas of research and teaching, cultivating leaders and change agents who advance solutions to society’s most pressing problems.

PROUD SPONSOR OF THE UAA CONFERENCE

15 Urban Planning and Public Policy

The Department of Urban Planning and Public Policy at the University of California, Irvine focuses on research and education anchored in a commitment to developing equitable, sustainable, and empowered communities. We specialize in an array of urban-related problems from land use and transportation, to housing, resource management, and decision-making that enable faculty and students to contribute to basic science and develop applications that better lives.

Degree Programs People

• B.A. in Urban Studies Approximately 257 students (127 baccalaureate, 98 • B.A. in Environmental Science and Policy masters and 32 Ph.D.), 18 faculty, 12 full-time/part- • Master of Urban and Regional Planning time administrative and research staff. • Master of Public Policy Leadership Team: • Ph.D. in Planning, Policy and Design • Virginia Parks, Ph.D. - Chair • Walter Nicholls, Ph.D. - Vice Chair • Jae Hong Kim, Ph.D. - MURP Program Director • Martha Feldman, Ph.D. - Ph.D. Program Director Highlights • Interdisciplinary faculty expertise, who approach cities and urban regions as dynamic systems at the intersection of human action and the natural environment. • Excellent faculty-to-student ratio, creating an inclusive and collaborative community. • Students engaged in cutting edge research at a top-ranked public university in one of the most dynamic urban regions of the world — Southern California. • Exceptional placements for graduates at top research universities, government positions, nonprofits and private sector.

Department of Urban Planning and Public Policy 300 Social Ecology I • Irvine, CA 92697 uppp.soceco.uci.edu

16 17 Opening Plenary Wednesday, April 24 – 4:00pm to 5:15pm Luskin Conference Center – Centennial Ballroom (1st Floor) Rights to Decent Housing: Local Lessons on Housing Affordability, Supply and Homelessness Nationally, over 550,000 people are homeless on a single night. Big cities with the least affordable rental housing markets such as New York, San Francisco and Los Angeles have the most severe homelessness incidence. In Los Angeles, the median rent price is $3,500 and the homelessness count is approximately 55,000 people. There is wide agreement that homelessness must be addressed, and growing housing supply and support services are critical features to addressing the problem locally. Nevertheless, market forces seem to be making it more difficult to grow affordable housing supply and independent NIMBY sentiments still flourish limiting siting of affordable housing in particularly desirable locations in the metropolitan area. This panel will consider what current housing market trends suggest and provide a platform of debate on current housing policy programs and proposals being offered to remedy the problem. This will prove to be a lively debate about local housing policy in Los Angeles, which is likely applicable to housing policy debates around the country.

Moderator: Deirdre Pfeiffer, Arizona State University

Deirdre Pfeiffer is an Associate Professor in the School of Geo- graphical Sciences and Urban Planning at Arizona State University and a member of the American Institute of Certified Planners. Dr. Pfeiffer is a housing planning scholar, with expertise on housing as a cause and effect of growing social inequality and the role of housing planning in meeting the needs of diverse social groups. Her recent research appears in Journal of Planning Education and Research, Urban Affairs Review, Cityscape, Housing Studies, and Housing Policy Debate. Dr. Pfeiffer currently is exploring the interconnections between housing and health, the housing experiences of Millennials and seniors, and the effects of single-family rentals on neighborhoods.

Dr. Pfeiffer maintains an active agenda of professional service, including serving as a Managing Editor for Journal of Urban Affairs and a conference track chair for the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning. Dr. Pfeiffer also is deeply committed to community partnerships to help solve pressing housing issues in Arizona. Her recent collaborators include Vitalyst Health Foun- dation, the Arizona Partnership for Healthy Communities, the Arizona Housing Alliance’s Mobile Housing Working Group, and the Southwest Fair Housing Council. Dr. Pfeiffer holds a MA and PhD in Urban Planning from UCLA.

18 Speaker: Marqueece Harris-Dawson, Los Angeles City Council

Councilmember Marqueece Harris-Dawson represents District 8 of Los Angeles. A longtime community organizer, he was formerly President and CEO of the progressive nonprofit, Com- munity Coalition. He currently serves as the Chair of the City Council’s Homelessness and Poverty Committee, where he was able to raise $1.2 Billion dollars in his first 18 months of office.

Marqueece has been recognized with numerous community com- mendations, recognitions and awards including the coveted Do Something “BRICK” Award, The Wellness Foundation Sabbatical Award, the NAACP Man of Valor Award, Durfee Foundation’s Stanton Fellowship and Liberty Hill Foundation’s Upton Sinclair Award. He holds a certificate in non-profit management from Stanford’s Grad- uate School of Business and is an Aspen Institute Pahara Fellow. Marqueece and his wife Karrie are proud homeowners in South Los Angeles. They strongly believe in the community’s power to create a better tomorrow when we pull together and work hard.

Speaker: Robin Hughes, Abode Communities Robin Hughes is president and chief executive officer of Abode Communities, a Los Ange- les-based nonprofit architect, developer, manager and operator of service-enhanced affordable housing. She has been actively involved in affordable housing and community development for over 30 years and in her 20 years as leader of Abode Communities, Hughes has transformed the organization into a top 50 affordable housing developer nationwide and the premier provid- er of environmentally sustainable affordable housing in California.

Under Hughes’ leadership, Abode Communities has developed more than 40 residential and mixed-use communities; created new affordable homes for over 8,000 California residents and provided a social safety net through Beyond Homes, the organization’s substantive resident services program.

Hughes is an industry leader in housing policy at the local, state and federal level. She serves or has served on numerous boards, task forces and advisory bodies where she continues to advocate for resources, programs and policies to support the production and preservation of affordable housing for low- income residents.

Hughes was chair of the Affordable Housing Advisory Council for the Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco, a member of the JPMorgan Chase Community Advisory Board of Los An- geles, and has served on the board of directors for organizations such as Southern California Association of Nonprofit Housing, Low Income Investment Fund, Esperanza Community Hous- ing Corporation and Mercy Housing California. Prior to joining Abode Communities, Hughes held positions in the private and public sectors including The Richmond Group of Companies, Citibank, the Community Development Commission of the County of Los Angeles, and the Of- fice of the Mayor of the City of Los Angeles. Her experience is highlighted by four years as City Planning Commissioner for the City of Los Angeles.

19 Speaker: Jerry Nickelsburg, University of California, Los Angeles

Jerry Nickelsburg joined the UCLA’s Anderson School of Management and The Anderson Forecast in 2006. Since 2017 he has been the Director of The Anderson Forecast. He teaches economics in the MBA program with a focus on business forecasting and on international business in Asia. As the Director of The Anderson Forecast he plays a key role in the economic modeling and forecasting of the National, California, and regional economies. He has conduct- ed research in the areas of labor economics, industrial organization, statistics, and international monetary economics, focusing on the development of new data and the application of economic theory and statistical methods to policy issues. His current academic research is on labor markets, and transportation economics. He is a regular presenter at Economic Conferences and is cited in the national media including the Financial Times, Wall Street Journal, New York Times, Los Angeles Times, and Reuters.

He received his Ph.D. in economics from the University of Minnesota in 1980 specializing in monetary economics and econometrics. He was formerly a professor of Economics at the University of Southern California and has held executive positions with McDonnell Douglas, FlightSafety International, and FlightSafety Boe- ing during a fifteen-year span in the aviation business. He also held a position with the Federal Reserve Board of Governors developing forecasting tools, and has advised banks, investors and financial institutions.

From 2000 to 2006, he was the Managing Principal of Deep Blue Economics, a consulting firm he founded. He has been the recipient of the Korda Fellowship, USC Outstanding Teacher, India Chamber of Commerce Jubilee Lecturer, and he is a Fulbright Scholar. He has published over 100 scholarly and popular articles on economic policy, monetary economics, statistics, labor economics, and industrial organization and he is the author of two books on monetary economics and exchange rates.

20 Annual Awards Luncheon Friday April 26, 2019 |12:35pm - 2:00pm Centennial Ballroom (1st Floor)

Recipients of the following awards will be announced during the luncheon:

Best Conference Paper (Sponsored by: Routledge | Taylor & Francis Group) This annual award seeks to recognize high quality research presented at the previous year’s UAA annual spring conference. The recipient(s) receives a total honorarium of $1000, a plaque, complimentary conference registration, and an invitation to the annual VIP dinner.

Best Article in the Journal of Urban Affairs (Sponsored by: Routledge | Taylor & Francis Group) This annual award gives recognition to a paper published in the Journal of Urban Affairs (during the previous year) that is considered particularly outstanding as a scholarly contribution to the field of urban affairs. The recipient(s) of the award is given complimentary conference registration, a plaque, a $1000 honorarium (shared among co-authors), and an invitation to the annual VIP dinner.

Best Book In Urban Affairs This annual award is given to a book that is well-written and based on rigorous research on an urban issue(s) within any national context. The recipient(s) will receive a plaque, $500 honorarium, complimentary conference registration, $500 in travel support, two nights of complimentary lodging (at the conference during which the award is presented), and an invitation to the annual VIP Dinner.

Contribution to the Field of Urban Affairs This award honors an individual whose body of work has contributed to defining the field and furthering the intellectual and professional development of emerging scholars. Award recipients receive a plaque, lifetime UAA membership, complimentary registration for all UAA conferences, and an invitation to the annual VIP Dinner. The award recipient will participate in a special session at the annual UAA conference to share her/his research, its findings and implications for practice and policy.

Alma H. Young Emerging Scholar This annual award recognizes an emerging scholar whose work exemplifies outstanding scholarship and engagement in urban affairs. The recipient receives a $1,000 honorarium, a plaque, a complimentary conference registration, and an invitation to the Annual VIP Dinner Reception.

Marilyn J. Gittell Activist Scholar Award (Sponsored by UAA & SAGE Publishing) This annual award seeks to honor the contributions of a scholar whose research record shows a direct relationship between activism, scholarship and engagement with community(ies). The recipient receives a plaque, an honorarium of $1,000, complimentary conference registration, and an invitation to the annual VIP dinner. The award recipient will participate in a special session at the annual UAA conference to share her/his research, its findings and implications for practice and policy.

21 Special Sessions Special Conference Topic Sessions - Claiming Rights to the City: Community, Capital, and the State

Thursday, April 25 TH8.00.01 Shaping Discourses About Urban Housing and Place TH9.40.01 Contesting Capital and Claiming Rights to the City: Immigrant and Marginalized Workers’ Community Organizing Movements TH9.40.02 Environmental Issues in the Livable City TH9.40.03 Building Participation, Appropriation and Placeness TH11.10.01 Pedagogies of Housing and the Right to the City TH11.10.02 Education and Public Policies Fostering Inequalities TH11.10.03 The Right to Urban Public Spaces TH1.50.01 Canadian Municipal Governments in the Context of Intensive Crude and Tar Sand Oil Transportation Projects: Powerless or Powerful Actors? TH1.50.02 Listening and Seeing Political Minorities TH3.30.01 Progressive Cities and the Challenges of Preemption TH3.30.02 Housing Affordability: Building Solutions for the Poor Friday, April 26 FR8.00.02 Who Governs the City: Non-Profits Influences FR9.40.01 Highrise Living and Urban Transformations: Towards a Build-High Gentrification? FR9.40.02 Nonprofits as Agents of Change in Communities FR11.10.01 Spatialising the Rights to the City: Towards a Relational Perspective on the Spatio-Temporal Dynamics of Social Inequalities FR11.10.02 What Builds (or not) the Livable City FR2.05.01 Shaking Up the Idea of “Progressive Planning”: The Case of the Radical Planning Escuelita FR2.05.02 There Is No Right to the City Without Urban Climate Justice FR3.30.03 Commodifying Urban FR3.30.05 Spaces of Commoning, in Berlin and Other Cities, and Their Potential for the Building of Sustainable Social Communities and Educational Cultures Saturday, April 27 SA9.00.01 Renew Orleans? Globalized Development and Working-Class Resistance - Author Meets Critics SA9.00.02 Resistance and Insurgent Planning SA10.35.01 Right to Housing: Housing Affordability SA10.35.02 Who Governs the City: Capitalist Movements

22 Activist Scholar Sessions

Friday, April 26 FR11.10.05 Between Trust and Skepticism: Organizing for Social Justice FR3.45.02 We Make What’s Possible: Activist Scholarship in Gentrifying Portland (Marilyn J. Gittell Activist Scholar Award Session) Professional Development—The Field of Urban Affairs

Wednesday, April 24 Graduate Student Workshops (Pre-approved Applicants Only) Teaching Effectiveness Workshop for Instructors Serving First-Generation College Students (Pre-approved Applicants Only) Teaching Effectiveness Workshop for Instructors: Learning and Using Understanding by Design (Pre-approved Applicants Only)

Thursday, April 25 TH7.15.03 Getting Grants and Contracts: Advice from Senior Scholars TH7.15.05 The Urban Studies Honor Society: How to Start a Chapter TH8.00.10 Writing About Place and Significance TH9.40.18 Best Practices for Tenure and Promotion in the Urban Affairs Field Friday, April 26 FR7.15.03 UAA Institutional Members Roundtable FR7.15.05 The Urban Public Affairs Internship: Successes, Challenges, and Lessons Learned FR9.40.18 Publishing in Urban Affairs: Meet the Editors FR2.05.16 Writing and Publishing FR4.45.01 Contesting the City: On the Work of John Mollenkopf (Contribution to the Field of Urban Affairs Award Session) FR3.45.02 We Make What’s Possible: Activist Scholarship in Gentrifying Portland (Marilyn J. Gittell Activist Scholar Award Session) Friday (5pm – 6pm) Asia Pacific Track/CAAPA Urban Forum Special Track on Race-Ethnicity and Place

Thursday, April 25 TH8.00.02 Inclusive Green Spaces: Lessons from Environmental Justice Research TH8.00.03 Planning for Difference: Critical Examination of Planning Practices TH8.00.04 Housing and Wealth in Racialized Spaces of the City

23 TH9.40.04 Racialized Spaces, Regulating Nuisances and Enforcing Dis-Amenities TH9.40.05 Who is Welcome Here: American Neighborhoods and the State of Integration TH9.40.13 Imagining the Past and Designing for the Future: The Role of Race and Ethnicity in Placemaking

TH11.10.04 Selling Out or Selling In: Ethnic and Racial Placemaking and Spaces of Be Longing TH1.50.03 Circumventing Fair Housing: Why Segregation Persists TH1.50.04 Out of Place. Immigrant Urbanisms and the Struggle for Recognition TH1.50.05 Economic Justice and the Racialized Spaces of the City TH1.50.08 Politicizing, Experiencing, and Resisting Gentrification I (Experiencing Gentrification) TH3.30.03 Struggles for Racial and Economic Justice in Educational Settings TH3.30.04 In the Ghetto: Power Dynamics and Financial Legitimacy in Urban Centers TH3.30.05 Understanding Health and Place through the Lens of Environmental Justice Friday, April 26 FR7.15.04 Addressing the Elephant in the Room: Discussing Controversial Topics in a Multicultural Environment. FR8.00.03 Los Angeles Dis(Place)ment FR8.00.04 Out of Place: Immigrant Urbanisms and the Struggle for Recognition II FR8.00.05 Gentrification and Advocacy for the Right to One’s Neighborhood FR9.40.03 Race, Research and the New Politics of Zoning FR9.40.04 Race, Housing, and Inequality: A Multi-Tiered Perspective FR9.40.05 Race, Housing, and the American System of Spatial Injustice FR11.10.03 Fifty Years After the Fair Housing Act: The Causes and Consequences of Seg regation, and the Bold Policy Agenda Needed to Solve it FR11.10.04 Politicizing, Experiencing, and Resisting Gentrification II (The Politics of Gentrification) FR11.10.05 Between Trust and Skepticism: Organizing for Social Justice FR2.05.03 The Kerner Commission Fifty Years Later: What Works And New Will FR2.05.04 Race, Place, & Power: Examining the Effects of Interpersonal Interactions on Urban Residents FR3.30.07 When Refugees Become Beer Store Owners in the ‘hood: An Exploration of Temporality, Urban Policy, and Social Movement in Philadelphia FR3.30.09 Stadium Development: A Trojan Horse for Urban Imperialism FR3.30.20 “You Cannot Put a Garden Anywhere”: A Critical Analysis of Green Projects and Food Justice in Milwaukee, WI

24 FR3.30.26 The Place We Call Home: Our Symbols, Our Cities,…This Is “Us” Saturday, April 27 SA9.00.03 Politics and Racial Dynamics in Urban America SA9.00.04 Policed, Victimized and Incarcerated: Failures of the Criminal Justice System and its Consequences SA10.35.03 Inequitable Access and Segregation: The Role of Public Policy in the Production of the Spaces of Difference SA10.35.04 Immigration and the Remapping of American Urban Neighborhoods and Their Economies Special Track on Urban Issues in Asia and the Pacific Rim

Thursday, April 25 TH8.00.17 Interdisciplinary Approaches to Los Angeles and Pacific Rim Cities: Projects and Lessons From the UCLA Urban Humanities Initiative TH8.00.18 Governing for Informality in Asia TH9.40.17 Redevelop or Not to Redevelop: Cases of a Conundrum in Japan Amid Changing Asia TH1.50.17 Homeownership and Housing Policy in Asian Cities TH1.50.18 Urban Governance and Urban Policy: Comparative Perspective TH3.30.17 Disaster Management and Sustainable Development in Asia TH3.30.18 International Migration and Place Making in Asia Pacific Friday, April 26 FR8.00.18 Housing Market and Housing Financialization in Asia FR9.40.16 Planning for Demographic Change in Asia FR9.40.17 Public Space, Communities, and Urban Development in Asia

FR11.10.18 Informal Settlement and Migrant Housing in Asia FR2.05.18 Temporal Negotiations in the Southeast Asian City FR3.30.08 Regenerating as a Creative Just City: Just City Agendas and Artist Engagement in Seoul FR3.30.30 Travel Behavior Effects of Rural-Urban Migration in Indonesia: A Difference-in-Differences Estimator Friday (5pm – 6pm) Asia Pacific Track/CAAPA Urban Forum Saturday, April 27 SA9.00.16 Clusters and Economic Development Policies in Asian Cities SA10.35.15 Land Use and Public Finance in Urban China

SA10.35.16 Residential Development and Housing Equality in China

25 Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation Sponsored Sessions

Thursday, April 25

TH11.10.08 Shifting Geographies of Industry and Jobs and Implications for Neighborhood Change (Special Session Sponsored by the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation)

TH1.50.09 Making Cities Smart and Creative? (Special Session Sponsored by the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation)

Friday, April 26

FR8.00.09 Entrepreneurial Ecosystems (Special Session Sponsored by the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation)

Grounded Solutions Network Sponsored Session

Friday, April 26 FR11.10.06 The Prevalence and Performance of Shared Equity Homeownership Programs - A National Perspective (Special Session Sponsored by Grounded Solutions Network)

Poster Session

Friday, April 26 3:30pm-4:00pm | Centennial Ballroom (1st Floor) For More Information: https://2019uaaannualconference.sched.com/overview/type/ Poster+Session

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28 Thank You to Our Conference Workshop Leaders! IMPORTANT: All accepted workshop participants must pick-up conference badge and materials at registration check-in before reporting to the workshop.

UAA Professional Development Workshops for Graduate Students

Sponsored by Routledge | Taylor & Francis

Coordinator: Jocelyn Taliaferro, North Carolina State University Facilitators: Martine August, University of Waterloo Susan Clarke, University of Colorado Prentiss Dantzler, Colorado College William Holt, Birmingham-Southern College Jesseca Lightbourne, Think Public Management Ali Modarres, University of Washington Tacoma Michael Leo Owens, Emory University Corianne Scally, The Urban Institute Jocelyn Taliaferro, North Carolina State University Igor Vojnovic, Michigan State University Bethany Welch, Aquinas Center-Philadelphia Margaret Wilder, Urban Affairs Association

UAA Teaching Effectiveness Workshop for Instructors: Learning and Using Understanding by Design (UbD)

Coordinator: José W. Meléndez, University of Oregon, Eugene Facilitators: Barbara Ferman, Temple University, Philadelphia April Jackson, Florida State University, Tallahassee José W. Meléndez, University of Oregon, Eugene

UAA Teaching Effectiveness Workshop for Instructors Serving First-Generation College Students

Coordinator: José W. Meléndez, University of Oregon, Eugene Facilitators: Colby King, Bridgewater State University Marla Parker, California State University, Los Angeles Rubia R. Valente, Baruch College, City University of New York

For More Information: https://urbanaffairsassociation.org/conference/workshop/

29 Exhibitors

Thursday, April 25 Friday, April 26 Saturday, April 27 9:00am to 6:00pm 9:00am to 6:00pm 9:00am to 10:30am

Association Book Exhibit

30 Film Screenings Friday, April 26th at 3:45pm | See Detailed Schedule for locations

The Area Website: https://theareafilm.com/ Description of Film: The Area is the five-year odyssey of a South Side Chica- go neighborhood, where more than 400 African-American families are being displaced by a multi-billion-dollar freight company. The film follows homeowner-turned-activist Deborah Payne, who vows to be “the last house standing,” and the RowRow Boys, teen friends who must start a new life across gang lines.

Complicit Website: http://www.complicitfilm.org/ Description of Film: A courageous factory worker struggling with leukemia helps a group of young Chinese workers who have also been poisoned while making our favorite cell phones and electronic gadgets. The lushly photo- graphed film takes the audience on an 8,000-mile journey to the world’s electronics factory floors and the neighborhoods and hospitals surrounding the world’s largest electronics supplier, Foxconn in Shenzhen and Guangzhou. Complicit reveals the human costs of global outsourcing while highlighting the choices made by a group of inspired activists seeking change.

Detroit 48202: Conversations Along a Postal Route Website: http://www.gritoproductions.com/detroit48202 Description of Film: A veteran mailman provides an intimate glimpse of De- troiters’ resistance to boom and bust capitalism and structural racism. Detroit 48202: Conversations Along a Postal Route examines the rise, demise, and contested resurgence of the City of Detroit through the lens of African-Ameri- can mail carrier, Wendell Watkins, and the committed community he faithfully served for thirty years. The film asks: Will the resurgence of Detroit center on a high tech and increasingly white downtown, or will it focus on the vast stretch- es of neglected neighborhoods that continue to deal with a 40% poverty rate, water shutoffs, tax foreclosures, poor transportation, and a school system in crisis?

Globurbia: Suburban Place-making Amidst Diversity Description of Film: Toronto, with half of its population born outside of Canada and speaking more than 140 languages, is well known as one of the most multicultural cities in the world. Its ethno-cultural diversity is often manifested in urban landscapes with long-lasting imprints of ethnic-oriented facilities and institutions. With increasing suburbanization of immigrant populations, the stereotypically homogeneous suburban landscapes have been transformed by ethnic communities who bring new identities and new meanings to the space. This documentary explores the evolution of ethnic neighbourhoods in

31 Toronto’s suburbs and how ethnic communities have played a role in suburban place-making and the challenges they face. It raises critical questions for municipalities in terms of how to engage diverse communities equitably and inclusively, how to enhance the advantages of urban diversity, and how to manage unprecedented social, cultural, economic, physical, and political changes that challenge conventional suburban planning.

Dreaming in Somali: New Americans in the Twin Cities Description of Film: Dreaming in Somali follows the lives of four Somali Americans in the Twin Cities, widely regarded as the “Minnesota Miracle” for its successful integration of the largest Somali population in the country. By providing an intimate look at our subjects’ triumphs and challenges, the film brings to light the complex issues New Americans across the nation are facing where changing demographics often engender fear and foster misconceptions about refugees, immigrants and Muslims.

Maynard Website: https://maynardmovie.com/ Description of Film: Academy Award Nominee, Director Sam Pollard con- structs the story of Maynard Jackson Jr, the first African American Mayor of a major southern city, Atlanta. The Obama before Obama. In 1968 after the assassinations of MLK Jr. and Robert Kennedy, he announced his candidacy for the Georgia U.S. Senate against known segregationist, Herman Talmadge. His loss ultimately ignited a movement in the south that was started by Dr. King then picked up by Maynard. The “enforcer” of affirmative action and voter turnout, Maynard crafted successful diversity, inclusion & engagement templates still practiced today, and transformed the reputation of Atlanta from the “heart of the confederate south” to a cosmopolitan world-class city.

Priced Out: 15 Years of Gentrification in Portland, Ore Website: https://www.pricedoutmovie.com/ Description of Film: Priced Out is an investigative and personal look at housing discrimination and the pain of losing a community to gentrification. The film explores the complexities and contradictions of gentrification and life after the era of “the ghetto.” The documentary powerfully illustrates how government policies and market forces combine to destroy and rebuild neighborhoods. Some embrace new investment at first, but few are left standing when new money moves in and old residents find themselves priced out.

32 UAA Study Tours

Tour 1: Community Change & Redevelopment in Historic Ethnic Enclaves: Chinatown and Little Tokyo

Tour Leader: Dr. Laureen Hom, Soka University Date and Time: Saturday, April 27, 12:00pm – 5:30pm

This mobile study tour focuses on two historic downtown corridor communities, Chi- natown and Little Tokyo, that were originally formed by and persist through the political engagement and needs of Asian Americans and immigrants, but also faced waves of changes and displacement. Participants will take part in a walking tour through both neighborhoods and will be introduced to key neighborhood sites to learn about the array of stakeholders in each community and their political mobilization beneficial changes to the community, and at times resist change in Chinatown and Little Tokyo in response to the threats of forced displacement. The sites will be historic, new, and in-process and include the residential, institutional, business, and cultural spaces in the neighborhoods. The tour will provide a history of the demographic changes and the implications of these changes for the development of the neighborhood and broader development issues in the city today. In addition, the tour will point out distinctions and commonalities across the two neighborhoods.

Ticket Price: $40.00 USD For More Tour Details: https://sched.co/LcXr

Tour 2: Walking Tour of Leimert Park: Preserving the Heartbeat of Black Los Angeles

Tour Leader: Roland Wiley, RAW International Inc. Date and Time: Saturday, April 27, 12:00pm – 6:00pm

Leimert Park, one of the first planned communities in Southern California just 5 miles from downtown Los Angeles, was considered a model of urban planning. On this tour, participants will visit the following neighborhood landmarks: The Vision Theater, Leimert Park Plaza and Leimert Park Village. Participants will visit surrounding neighborhoods, Windsor Hills, Baldwin Hills, View Park, and Hyde Park. Afterward, participants will visit South Los Angeles transitional areas Park Mesa neighborhood, Exposition Park, and the planned location of Destination Crenshaw. In all, participants will see how the culture, history and community activism have come together to produce a strong resilient effort to preserve the very heart of the community in the mist of intense neighborhood change.

Ticket Price: $40.00 USD For More Tour Details: https://sched.co/LcY4

33 Tour 3: The Community-Port Interface: Challenges and Opportunities in Port Cities

Tour Leader: Dr. Thomas O’Brien, California State University- Long Beach Date and Time: Saturday, April 27, 10:00am – 3:00pm

This mobile study tour focuses on how both Long Beach and Los Angeles have ap- proached community and urban development as port cities. On our way to the Port of Long Beach, participants will get a windshield view of the landscape of logistics operations that support global trade. At the port, participants will observe operations at one of the world’s greenest and most technologically advanced container terminals. From Long Beach, the tour moves to the neighboring Port of Los Angeles where participants will visit Ports O’ Call Village and get an update from port personnel on the City’s Waterfront Redevelopment plan, which was designed to ensure that commercial and community serving uses co-exist in harmony with the cranes and ships moving cargo. The visit includes a stop at AltaSea, a unique research center being developed on a 35-acre campus for the purposes of scientific collaboration, job creation and maritime sustainability.

Special Note: Due to restricted access areas along the tour, each participant must bring a valid government-issued ID with them on the tour in order to participate.

Ticket Price: $40.00 USD For More Tour Details: https://sched.co/LcYI

Tour 4: Walking Tour of Santa Monica: Little City, Big Challenges

Tour Leader: Bill Parent and Gabriela Solis, University of California, Los Angeles Date and Time: Saturday, April 27, 12:00pm – 6:00pm

The City of Santa Monica is a small, dynamic city that is facing adaptive challenges in housing, economic development, environmental sustainability, affordability, and education. Homelessness, transportation, and safety issues are at the forefront of public concern. On this tour, participants will visit neighborhood landmarks starting with Reed Park and St. Monica’s Church, and move on to the Third Street Promenade, The Santa Monica Pier and Ocean Front Walk, Tongva Park, and City Hall. Participants will ride the new light rail Expo Line across Santa Monica to Bergamot, an internationally renowned creative arts complex, boasting some 30 galleries and creative businesses. Along the way, participants will have the opportunity to meet and speak with residents, business owners, public officials, nonprofit directors, and activists about how well (or how poorly) Santa Monica is facing the adaptive challenges before it.

Special Note: This tour includes a trip across the Santa Monica light rail as well as an optional wine tasting at the San Antonio Winery. Each participant will be responsible for covering the $1.75 fare for the light rail. If you would like to participate in the (optional) wine tasting, the cost is an additional $10/person.

Ticket Price: $40.00 USD For More Tour Details: https://sched.co/LcYw

Tour 5: Living on the “EastSides”: Prominence of the Latino/a Influence in Los Angeles

Tour Leader: Dr. Raphael J. Sonenshein, Pat Brown Institute, California State Uni- versity, Los Angeles; Raquel Beltran, Pat Brown Institute, California State University, Los Angeles; Dr. Bianca Guzman, GoEast LA, Dept of Chicano and Chicana Studies, California State University, Los Angeles Date and Time: Saturday, April 27, 12:30pm – 5:30pm

While Los Angeles is known as a diverse metropolis, the largest group by far is the Latino/a community. The rise of a radical Chicano politics in the 1960s on LA’s eastside had a profound effect on the growth of Latino/a consciousness nation-wide and became a central part of LA’s progressive movements. With the geographic spread of Latinos, there are a number of “eastsides”. This tour focuses on three major nodes: Eastside Los Angeles, including the early settlement site in downtown LA; Boyle Heights, the unincorporated territory of East LA; and the smaller, incorporated cities within Southeast LA. At various stops we will meet guides who are familiar with community issues, including Mark Lopez. Some of the sites we will visit are: La Plaza de Cultura, Olvera Street, Breed Street Shul in Boyle Heights, Mariachi Square, LA River, and Headquarters of East Yard.

Ticket Price: $40.00 USD For More Tour Details: https://sched.co/LcZB

35 Networking Opportunities All meal and reception events require a Comprehensive Registration badge or a purchased ticket. The VIP Reception requires a special invitation. Coffee breaks and the Fun Run are complimentary to all attendees.

Wednesday, April 24 6:30pm to 8:30pm: Opening Reception (dinner) Hotel Casa del Mar

Thursday, April 25 7:00am to 8:00am: Continental Breakfast Centennial Ballroom 9:25am to 9:40am: Coffee Break Centennial Hall Prefunction 12:35pm to 1:45pm: Lunch Centennial Ballroom 3:15pm to 3:30pm: Coffee Break Centennial Ballroom 5:30pm to 6:30pm: UAA Networking Reception Centennial Terrace 7:00pm to 9:00pm: VIP Dinner (Invitation Only) Refer to Invitation Card

Friday, April 26 6:15am to 7:00am: Fun Run Meet in Luskin Lobby 7:00am to 8:00am: Continental Breakfast Centennial Ballroom 9:25am to 9:40am: Coffee Break Centennial Ballroom 12:35pm to 2:00pm: Annual Awards Luncheon Centennial Ballroom 3:30pm to 3:45pm: Coffee Break Centennial Ballroom 5:30pm to 6:30pm: UAA Networking Reception Centennial Terrace

Saturday, April 27 8:00am to 9:00am: Continental Breakfast Centennial Ballroom 10:25am to 10:35am: Coffee Break Centennial Ballroom

36 General Information

Welcome! If this is your first UAA conference, do not worry. We are a pretty friendly organization! Important Information Regarding Name Badges and Tickets

Comprehensive Registration Badges If you paid for a Comprehensive Registration, your badge has a symbol on the backside. This type of badge is worth an average of $400 USD. Think about this whenever you take it off! Your badge gives you entry to all conference sessions, coffee breaks, breakfast and lunch meals, the opening reception, and the Thursday and Friday Networking Receptions.

To enter each meal or reception, simply turn your badge over so that the backside is visible to the door greeters. You must wear your badge to enter all meal/reception events during the conference. If you lose your badge, you will not have access to meals and receptions, and will need to purchase tickets to enter such events. This policy is strictly enforced!

Basic Registration Badge If you paid for a Basic Registration, your badge will look the same as any other. The only difference is that the backside of your badge is blank. Your badge gives you admission to all conference sessions (opening plenary and concurrent sessions), provides access to coffee breaks, but does not include entry to: breakfast, breakfast roundtables, meals, opening dinner reception, and networking receptions. Tickets for any UAA meal (breakfast, lunch) or reception event (Opening Reception, Thursday/Friday Networking Receptions) can be purchased via credit card at the On-Site Registra- tion desk.

Meals & Receptions Entry We understand that your budget may not permit you to purchase a Comprehensive Registration or tickets, that is why UAA developed more affordable registration options. We ask that you respect UAA’s financial constraints as well. As a nonprofit organization, UAA has limited resources and must pay significant prices for every drink and meal that is consumed. Therefore, we cannot afford to allow individuals to consume drinks and meals without paying for them.

Please do not attempt to enter a meal or reception event without a purchased ticket or Compre- hensive Registration badge. The entry points to all events are monitored.

Presentation Guidelines and Session Room Equipment

Time Structure of Sessions. Panel sessions are 85 minutes long. Within each session, approximately 15-20 minutes will be reserved for open discussion. In sessions with five presenters, each presenter is allotted 10 minutes. In sessions with three or four presenters, each presenter is allo- cated 12 minutes. It is best to plan on 10 minutes regardless of the number of presenters since last minute changes in the panel could affect your allotted time.

Presenters are encouraged to arrive a few minutes prior to their session in order to test their presentation. Audio-visual technical assistants will be on call to provide any necessary support.

If you are presenting a paper, please bring at least 12 copies of your paper to your session for distribution.

37 Audio-visual Set-Up. Each conference session room is equipped with a laptop, screen and LCD projector. If you wish to use PowerPoint (not required) for your presentation, please save your file to a portable USB flash drive. If you are building your slides on a Mac computer, please convert your file to Microsoft PowerPoint and save to your flash drive.

We ask all presenters to avoid using their own computers for ease and efficiency in transitions between presenters in sessions. Delays in connecting computers reduce the amount of time for presentations and discussions.

Internet

High speed internet access is available throughout the Luskin Conference Center and Hotel lobby and meeting spaces via Wi-Fi. To join the newtwork, select: LCC_Meeting. Then enter passcode: LCC2019.

Computer and/or Printing Services

Luskin Conference Center • https://luskinconferencecenter.ucla.edu • Wireless Internet Access: complimentary in all meeting rooms, guestrooms and public areas • Printing (Self-help Kiosks in Lobby & hotel’s front desk) o Less than eight (8) pages: complimentary @ Self-help Kiosks in Lobby o Eight (8) or more pages: 10 cents for Black & White printing; 25 cents for Color printing (must be printed at the hotel’s front desk) o Hours: 24 hours • Phone: 310-206-8585; Fax: 310-206-7122

W Los Angeles – West Beverly Hills • https://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/laxwb-w-los-angeles-west-beverly-hills/ • Wireless Internet Access: complimentary in guestrooms • Printing (Business Center) o Complimentary Black & White printing o Fee of $1.00 per page for color printing o Hours: 24 hours • Phone: 310-208-8765; Fax: 310-824-0355

Kimpton Hotel Palomar Los Angeles | Beverly Hills • https://www.hotelpalomar-beverlyhills.com • Wireless internet: Complimentary in guestrooms and public area • Printing: o Business Center – Limited complimentary black and white printing o Contact front desk for color printing and associated cost o Hours: 24-hour access with room key • Phone: 310-475-8711; Fax: 310-475-5220

Nearby Printing Services • Printing Depot Inc. o 1850 Westwood Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90025 o Phone: 310-470-2449 o Hours: 9am-6:30pm PST Mon-Fri o Web: https://www.printingdepotusa.com o Email: [email protected]

Note: Prices and services subject to change at property/company’s discretion.

38 Submit Your Paper for the 2019 Best Conference Paper Award *Deadline: July 15, 2019

This award is presented to the author(s) of the paper judged to be the best paper presented at the Urban Affairs Association’s (UAA) conference. The recipient(s) receives a total honorarium of $1000, an award plaque and complimentary conference registration. The award is presented one year after the original conference presentation.

All conference papers submitted for review to the Journal of Urban Affairs (JUA) are eligible for the award. Papers are subjected to the normal JUA review process, and finalists are determined by composite review comments. The award winner is selected by an ad hoc committee designated by the chair of the Governing Board. The committee reports its decision to the Executive Director and the Chairperson of the Board. The Executive Director informs the award recipient of the outcome.

Papers that are accepted for publication through the review process will appear in a subsequent issue of the JUA.

To be considered for the Best Conference Paper Award, submit your paper to: http://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/juaf

For general guidance on preparing your manuscript for submission to the JUA, please refer to: http://www.tandfonline.com/action/ authorSubmission?journalCode=ujua20&page=instructions

Make sure to identify your paper as a conference paper and include the dates and location of the conference.

Sincerely, Igor Vojnovic Editor, Journal of Urban Affairs

39 40 41 Wednesday, April 24

Conference Registration/Event Check-In 7:00am – 6:00pm | Exploration (2nd Floor)

Pre-Conference Workshops 8:00am 9:30am Professional Development Workshops for Teaching Effectiveness Workshop for Graduate Students (Pre-approved Instructors Serving First-Generation College participants only) Students (Pre-approved participants only) 8:00am - 3:00pm | Legacy A (2nd Floor) 9:30am - 3:30pm | Enlightenment (2nd Floor)

Teaching Effectiveness Workshop for Instructors: Learning and Using Understanding by Design (Pre-approved participants only) 9:30am - 3:30pm | Entrepreneur (2nd Floor)

Pre-Conference Meetings

8:00am 10:30am Journal of Urban Affairs Strategic Governing Board Meeting Development Committee Meeting (Invitation Only) (Invitation Only) 10:30am - 2:30pm | Innovation (1st Floor) 8:00am - 9:00am | Innovation (1st Floor)

2:30pm 9:15am Journal of Urban Affairs Editorial Board Journal of Race, Ethnicity & the City Meeting (Invitation Only) Strategic Development Meeting 2:30pm – 3:10pm | Innovation (1st Floor) WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24 | DETAILED SCHEDULE APRIL 24 | DETAILED WEDNESDAY, (Invitation Only) 9:15am-10:15am | Innovation (1st Floor) 3:15pm Journal of Race, Ethnicity & the City: Meet + Greet the Editors (Open to all interested conference attendees) 3:15pm – 3:55pm | Innovation (1st Floor)

42 Opening Plenary Session 4:00pm – 5:15pm Centennial Ballroom (1st Floor)

Rights to Decent Housing: Local Lessons on Housing Affordability, Supply, and Homelessness (All conference registrants are welcome to attend) WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24 | DETAILED SCHEDULE Moderator: Deirdre Pfeiffer, Arizona State University

Speakers: Marqueece Harris-Dawson, Los Angeles City Council Robin Hughes, Abode Communities Jerry Nickelsburg, University of California, Los Angeles

See pages 18-20 for details and speakers’ biographies

Opening Reception 6:30pm – 8:30pm Hotel Casa del Mar

Dinner; Comprehensive Registration badge or reception ticket required Hotel Casa del Mar 1910 Ocean Way, Santa Monica, CA 90405

See Opening Reception flyer for transportation details

43 Thursday, April 25

Registration/Event Check-In 6:45am-5:30pm | Exploration (2nd Floor)

Continental Breakfast 7:00am – 8:00am | Centennial Ballroom (1st Floor) Comprehensive Registration badge or ticket required Ends promptly at 8:00am

Breakfast Roundtable Discussions 7:15am - 8:00am | Centennial Ballroom (1st Floor) Comprehensive Registration badge or breakfast ticket required

Fostering Health in Urban TH7.15.01 Caves, San Diego State University; David Perry, Communities: A Community University of Illinois at Chicago Development Strategy Rashida Ferdinand, Sankofa Community Development Corporation TH7.15.04 Advancing Community Development through Community-Based Research Serious Games and TH7.15.02 Tara Bengle, Johnson C. Smith University Simulations for Public Engagement Todd Schenk, Virginia Tech TH7.15.05 The Urban Studies Honor Society: How to Start a Chapter TH7.15.03 Getting Grants and

THURSDAY, APRIL 25 | DETAILED SCHEDULE APRIL 25 | DETAILED THURSDAY, Deidre A. Beadle, Upsilon Sigma/Urban Affairs Contracts: Advice from Senior Scholars Association; J. Rosie Tighe, Cleveland State Fritz Wagner, University of Washington; Roger University

44 Concurrent Sessions 8:00am - 9:25am

Access to Parks in Underserved Urban Areas Shaping Discourses About TH8.00.01 Greg Pierce, University of California, Los Angeles Urban Housing and Place

Pinnacle (1st Floor) TH8.00.03 Planning for Difference: Moderator: Margaret Ellis-Young, University of Critical Examination of Planning Practices THURSDAY, APRIL 25 | DETAILED SCHEDULE Waterloo Odyssey (1st Floor)

Whose Shanghai? Reclaiming Rights to the Moderator: Janice Barry, University of Waterloo City and Symbolic Capital Imbued Urban Space On Belonging and Becoming in the Settler- Fang Xu, University of California, Berkeley Colonial City: Lessons for Urban Planning in the United States Looking “for a Fight Rather Than a Cause”: Janice Barry, University of Waterloo; Julian Community Perceptions of Resistance to Agyeman, Tufts University Gentrification in Hamilton, Ontario Margaret Ellis-Young, University of Waterloo Death in the Peripheries: Planning, Postcolonialism and the Needs of Migrant The Right to Neighborhood, The Right to and Minority Ethnic Groups Beyond “The Housing, and the Right to Place: Components City” of a Socially Acceptable Gentrification Yasminah Beebeejaun, University College Leila Ghaffari, Université du Québec à Montréal; London; Katie McClymont, University of the Juan-Luis Klein, Université du Québec à West of England, Bristol; Avril Maddrell, Montréal University of Reading; Brenda Mathijssen, University of Groningen; Danny McNally, Teeside Administrative Violence in the Housing Data University Landscape: The Missing Renter and the Erasure of Housing Trauma Planning the End of Planning: Towards an Lisa K. Bates, Portland State University; Moriah Anti-Racist Planning Ethic McSharry McGrath, Portland State University Heather Dorries, Carleton University

TH8.00.02 Inclusive Green Spaces: TH8.00.04 Housing and Wealth in Lessons From Environmental Justice Racialized Spaces of the City Research Pathways (1st Floor) Discovery (2nd Floor) Moderator: Hilary Botein, City University of New Moderator: Karna Wong, University of California, York Irvine Black Homeownership in Mid-century New Los Angeles River Revitalization and York City Community-Based Art Hilary Botein, City University of New York John Arroyo, University of Oregon

Community Gardens: Spatial, Economic & Environmental Justice Karna Wong, University of California, Irvine

45 The Racial Wealth Gap and the Limits of Exploring Gentrification: The Homeownership: Race, Class, and Home TH8.00.06 Prices in Atlanta Since the Great Recession US and Beyond Scott Markley, University of Georgia; Taylor Legacy A (2nd Floor) Hafley, University of Georgia; Coleman Allums, University of Georgia; Steve Holloway, Moderator: Igor Vojnovic, Michigan State University of Georgia; Hee Cheol Chung, University University of Georgia Assessing Gentrification Across Four What Characteristics Make City Diverse and Metropolitan Regions Ali Modarres, University of Washington Tacoma Changing? The Case of Koreatown in Los

Angeles. Historic Preservation as State-Led Seongmoon Cho, University of Southern California Gentrification: An Exploration of Three Chicago Neighborhoods Ted Grevstad-Nordbrock, Iowa State University; Choosing the Right Place? Experimental Igor Vojnovic, Michigan State University Evidence for Ethnic Preferences in Housing

Decisions A Greening but Unequal City: Environmental Christoph Zangger, University of Zurich Exposure Disparities, Gentrified Inequities and Public Health in Seattle, Washington TH8.00.05 Right to the City, Rights of Jonah White, Michigan State University; Troy Immigrants in the City Abel, Western Washington University Innovation (1st Floor) The Diverse Role of Women in Shaping Hong Moderator: Ron Hayduk Kong’s Landscape of Gentrification Minting Ye, Compass; Igor Vojnovic, Michigan The Relationship Between Driving and State University Immigrant Legal Status in the U.S. Ryan Allen, University of Minnesota; Jueyu Activism and Empowerment Wang, University of Minnesota TH8.00.07 at the Grassroots Level of Housing Legacy B (2nd Floor) Urban Citizenship? Campaigns to Restore

Immigrant Voting Rights in U.S. Cities Moderator: Kimberley Johnson, New York Ron Hayduk, San Francisco State University; University Kathleen Coll, University of San Francisco

The Scourge of the Snout Home? The Effect The Role of Forced Migrants in the of Garages on Neighboring and Happiness in Reconfiguration of the Urban and the Phoenix, Arizona Development of Local Asylum Deirdre Pfeiffer, Arizona State University René Kreichauf, Vrije Universiteit Brussel / Freie

Universität Berlin

THURSDAY, APRIL 25 | DETAILED SCHEDULE APRIL 25 | DETAILED THURSDAY, Local Activism Online and in the Built

Welcoming America Network: Testing Environment: Activist Networks in the Competing Theories of Nonprofit- Affordable Housing and Gentrification Government Relationships Debate in Boyle Heights Ashley Hernandez, University of California, Mirae Kim, Georgia State University; Cathy Liu, Irvine Georgia State University

Organizing Community in New York City Public Housing: A Pragmatic Perspective Valerie Stahl, Columbia University

46 Resident Empowerment through Skye Niles, University of Colorado Boulder Community-based Participatory Research Joan Marshall Wesley, Jackson State Economic Impact Assessment of Typhoon University; Cory J. Proctor, Forrest County Disaster and Implications to Urban Planning; Edmund C. Merem, Jackson State Management: A Case Study of Typhoon University Mangkhut in Guangdong, China Zhuoqun Gao, Harbin Institute of Technology & Cornell University; Tao Ma, Harbin Institute of Culture, Place, and Change: TH8.00.08 Technology; Richard Geddes, Cornell University Theorizing Commercial Gentrification Transformation (2nd Floor) States, Affordable Housing Policy, and Post- Disaster Housing Recovery Moderator: Sara Martucci, Mercy College Aditi Mehta, University of Toronto; Mark THURSDAY, APRIL 25 | DETAILED SCHEDULE

Brennan, Massachusetts Institute of Revisiting, and Reconsidering, Neo-Bohemia: Technology; Justin Steil, Massachusetts Persistence, Politics, and Moving Past an Institute of Technology Ecological Model of Hip Neighborhoods Jeffrey Nathaniel Parker, University of Chicago Hurricane Harvey: Equal Opportunity Storm or Disparate Disaster? Authenticity Sells: Defending and Exploiting Katherine Lieberknecht, University of Texas at Local Character in New Retail Austin; Deidre Zoll, University of Texas at Gordon Douglas, San Jose State University Austin; Junfeng Jiao, University of Texas at Austin Alienation from Place: Commercial

Gentrification and Social and Cultural Displacement in Two Chicago TH8.00.10 Writing About Place and Neighborhoods Significance Steven Tuttle, Loyola University Chicago Imagination (2nd Floor)

Theming Neighborhood Identity: Narratives Moderator: Michael McGandy, Cornell from Business Owners University Press Sara Martucci, Mercy College Speakers: Niels Hooper, University of California TH8.00.09 Disaster Planning, Press; Jim Lance, Cornell University Press; Community Engagement & Recovery Fredric Nachbaur, Fordham University Press; Strategies Kathryn Schell, Routledge/Taylor & Francis Catalyst (2nd Floor) TH8.00.11 Understanding the Role of Moderator: Deidre Zoll, University of Texas at Place in Educational Outcomes Austin Enlightenment (2nd Floor)

Philanthropy, Non-Profits, and the Potential Moderator: Ain Grooms, University of Iowa for Harm: The Role of Program Design,

Implementation, and Evaluation for Disaster Geographies of Opportunity Amidst Funding in New Orleans Increasing Diversity: How Housing and Ryan Albright, Tulane University Education Policies Shape Educational

Access in Maryland Community Engagement and Post-disaster Ariel Bierbaum, University of Maryland; Gail Health Care: An Exploration of the Work of Sunderman, University of Maryland Medical Organizations in Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria Santina Contreras, The Ohio State University;

47 Examining the Impact of Neighborhood Urban Policy and the Rise of Beekeeping: Context on Chronic Absenteeism in Pollinator Habitat and Pesticide Ordinances Pittsburgh in Pennsylvania Ain Grooms, University of Iowa; Joshua Childs, Eve Bratman, Franklin & Marshall College; University of Texas at Austin Amelia Cadwell, Franklin & Marshall College

Longitudinal Study of School Performance Circular (and Just?) Food Systems Growth Trajectory Between 2011-2016 in the Sally Geislar, University of South Florida Stratified Suburban Neighborhoods of Erie County, New York Eating the ‘ham: Food-Farm Revival as a Ilhamdaniah Saleh, University at Buffalo Solution to Urban/Rural Problems in Alabama When Choosing Isn’t a Choice: Navigating William Holt, Birmingham-Southern College School Choice in New Orleans City-Wide, Open Access, Public Education Policy Urban Park Quality and Environmental Casey Schreiber, Dillard University Justice Jeong Joo Ahn, Arizona State University; Margaretha Bentley, Arizona State University; Socially-Just Smart Cities TH8.00.12 Elizabeth A. Corley, Arizona State University; for the 21st Century U.S. City: Thinking About Yushim Kim, Arizona State University; Joanna the Role of Urban Social Scientists Lucio, Arizona State University Artistry (2nd Floor)

Moderator: Chandra Ward, University of TH8.00.14 Preempting Local Authority: Tennessee at Chattanooga Legal, Fiscal, and Health Implications Optimist B (2nd Floor) Virtual Singapore: Advanced Urban Planning and Disaster Mitigation Tool or Creator More Moderator: Yunji Kim, University of Wisconsin- Vulnerability? Madison Deirdre Oakley, Georgia State University; Zuri Murphy, Georgia State University The Legal Attack on American Cities Richard Schragger, University of Virginia Modeling Effects of ‘Smart City’ Transportation Technologies on Low SES Caught in a Tightening Vice: Fiscal, Service Neighborhoods: Towards Social and Regulatory Preemptions Sustainability in Transport Technology Policy Mildred Warner, Cornell University Chris Wyczalkowski, Georgia State University Preemption, Public Health, and Health Equity Employing a Multi-Stakeholder Framework in Derek Carr, ChangeLab Solutions Designing Smart Cities in Tennessee Cristina del Real, Universidad de Cádiz; City Rights in an Era of Preemption

THURSDAY, APRIL 25 | DETAILED SCHEDULE APRIL 25 | DETAILED THURSDAY, Chandra Ward, University of Tennessee at Alex Jones, National League of Cities Chattanooga; Mina Sartipi, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Doing More with Less - State Mandates and Preemptions on Counties Hadi Sedigh, National Association of Counties Sustaining Urban Spaces TH8.00.13 (NACo) through Food Production, Security and Justice Synergy (2nd Floor)

Moderator: Eve Bratman, Franklin & Marshall College

48 Judicial Dispossession: Court-Ordered Mobility and Equity in Urban TH8.00.15 Evictions in Brazil Environments Fernanda Jahn Verri, University of California, Entrepreneur (2nd Floor) Los Angeles

Moderator: Michael Emerson, North Park University TH8.00.17 Interdisciplinary Approaches to Los Angeles and Pacific Rim Traffic Citations in Chicago: Implications for Cities: Projects and Lessons From the UCLA Pedestrian and Bicycle Equity Urban Humanities Initiative Jesus M. Barajas, University of Illinois at Laureate (1st Floor) Urbana-Champaign; Kate Lowe, University of Illinois at Chicago Moderator: Jonathan Banfill, University of THURSDAY, APRIL 25 | DETAILED SCHEDULE California, Los Angeles Riding Through the Market City: What Happens When Inequitable Public Transit Context and Educational Background on Systems & City Market Plans Converge in Urban Humanities: Framework of Downtown Chicago Interdisciplinary Approaches for Learning the Michael Emerson, North Park University; City Gwendolyn Purifoye, North Park University Jonathan Banfill, University of California, Los Angeles Infrastructure as an Ideological Project: Varying Approaches to Investing in a New Description of Sound Archiving Project in Subway in the Paris Region Downtown Los Angeles: Implications of Yonah Freemark, Massachusetts Institute of Method for Research, Pedagogy and Critical Technology Spatial Practice. Jacqueline Barrios, University of California, Los The Marginal Congestion of a Taxi in New Angeles York City Alejandro Molnar, Vanderbilt University; Daniel Remarks About the Practice of Photographic Mangrum, Vanderbilt University and Film Documentary as a Method to Capture Intangible Information of Urban TH8.00.16 Challenging Brazil’s Environments Housing Policies: Legal Dispossession, Andrés Carrasquillo, University of Califnora, Los Stigmatism and Activism Angeles/Estolano LeSar Advisors

Optimist A (2nd Floor) Remarks About the Practice of Critical Pop Using the Commercial Media Platform Moderator: Rachel Coutinho-Silva, Pontifical Instagram to Explore Public History in Los Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro Angeles

Peter Chesney, University of California, Los Reconceptualizing Favelas: Beyond Angeles Precariousness, Disorder, and Illegality Patricia Basile, Arizona State University The Work of cityLAB as a Model of Urban

Humanities Practice put to use in a Think Participatory Planning and Community Tank Setting Activism in Squatter Settlements in the City Gus Wendel, University of California, Los of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 2010 -2018 Angeles Rachel Coutinho-Silva, Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro

Governing for Informality in TH8.00.18 Countermunicipal Cartographies and Asia Planning Enclosures in Mumbai Illumination (2nd Floor) Malav Kanuga, Stockton University

Moderator: Malav Kanuga, Stockton University Mapping the Urban Form and Characteristics of Informal Recycling in South Korean Cities Dilemmas and Suggestions to the Jaehong Lee, Korea Advanced Institute of Governance of Mobile Street Vendors in the Science and Technology; David Lee, Korea Urbanization Progress-- Case Studies Based Advanced Institute of Science and Technology on Chinese Cities Xinyu Dong, Xi'an Jiaotong University; Libo Governing Relations in Informality: Evidence Yang, Xi'an Jiaotong University and Implications for Urban Governance Redento Recio, The University of Melbourne

Book Exhibit & Sales 9:00am – 5:00pm | Centennial Ballroom (1st Floor)

Coffee Break (Open to all registrants) 9:25am – 9:40am | Centennial Pre-Function Area (1st Floor)

Concurrent Sessions 9:40am - 11:05am

Ethnic and Labor Studies and the Right to “Contesting Capital and TH9.40.01 Los Angeles Claiming Rights to the City: Immigrant and Abel Valenzuela, University of California, Los Marginalized Workers’ Community Angeles Organizing Movements” Laureate (1st Floor)

THURSDAY, APRIL 25 | DETAILED SCHEDULE APRIL 25 | DETAILED THURSDAY, Labor's Immigrant Turn in LA: Organizing Immigrants and Expanding the Sense of Moderator: Raymond Rocco, University of Belonging and Rights California, Los Angeles Gaspar Rivera-Salgado, University of California, Los Angeles Expanding the Educational Rights of Immigrant – Women Workers in LA: The Case Contesting Neoliberalism: Grassroots of the Parent University Project Organizing Reclaiming Democracy Janna Shadduck-Hernandez, University of Raymond Rocco, University of California, Los California, Los Angeles Angeles

50 Technology Kharagour; Haimanti Banerji, Indian Environmental Issues in the TH9.40.02 Institute of Technology; Reeni Tiwari, Curtin Livable City University Discovery (2nd Floor) Performing Progressiveness and the Politics Moderator: Mai Nguyen, University of North of Belonging in Our America: Material, Carolina at Chapel Hill Discursive, and Affective Inscriptions in the Urban Landscape Cities as Spaces of Human Security: Water Rachel Crist, Portland State University; Austin Infrasystems and Environmental Change Cummings, Portland State University Marcia Rosalie Hale, University of North

Carolina Greensboro; Alexandre Babak Hedjazi,

University of Geneva TH9.40.04 Racialized Spaces, THURSDAY, APRIL 25 | DETAILED SCHEDULE Regulating Nuisances and Enforcing Dis- Clean Up-Cover Up: The Discursive Battle for Amenities Environmental Justice in Bayview-Hunters Pathways (1st Floor) Point M. Reza Shirazi, University of California, Moderator: Stacey Sutton, University of Illinois Berkeley at Chicago

Equity Planning in Compressed Time: The Punitive Policies and Urban Dis-Amenities: (In)Equitable Distribution of Coastal Natural The Case of Camera Tickets in Chicago Infrastructure Funding in Puerto Rico after Stacey Sutton, University of Illinois at Chicago Hurricane Maria Luis Santiago, University of Central Florida; The Corner Liquor Store: Public Health Maritza Barreto, University of Puerto Rico; Nuisance or Racial Project? Alfredo Montañez, University of Puerto Rico Naa Oyo Kwate, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey Post-Disaster Gentrification and Demographic Change in New York City Silencing the City: The Uneven Policing of Allison Bridges, Columbia University Noise Conflict in NYC Neighborhoods Jacqueline Olvera, Adelphi University; Qianju Li, A Climate of Speculation: Sustainability CUNY-Graduate Center Discourses and the Reshaping of Bangkok Hayden Shelby, University of California, Who is Welcome Here: Berkeley TH9.40.05 American Neighborhoods and the State of

Integration TH9.40.03 Building Participation, Odyssey (1st Floor) Appropriation and Placeness Enlightenment (2nd Floor) Moderator: Barbara Brown Wilson, University of Virginia Moderator: James Fraser, University of Minnesota How to Make Room for all? Neighborhood Inclusion, Contestation, and Preservation in The Making of the Smart City: Technology, the Age of Plural Cities Planning and Justice Andre Comandon, University of California, Los James Fraser, University of Minnesota; Angeles Jonathan Gilligan, Vanderbilt University

A Narration on Claiming the Right to the City and its Reflections from a Realistic Perspective: A Case of Kolkata Anuradha Chakrabarti, Indian Institute of

51 Rethinking the Regional Equity Atlas: The Evolution of Gentrification; or, How a Centering Local Knowledge and Critical Spatial Descriptor Took on Protean Approaches to Space and Spatial Social/Cultural/Political Significance Representation Alan Mallach, Center for Community Progress Barbara Brown Wilson, University of Virginia; Alissa Ujie Diamond, University of Virginia Gentrification Debates Without Gentrification Processes: Learning From Phoenix- Persistent Racial Diversity in Neighborhoods: Dortmund, Germany Does it Exist, What Explains it, and what are Susanne Frank, TU Dortmund University of the Consequences? Technology John Hipp, University of California, Irvine; Jae Hong Kim, University of California, Irvine What to Make of Gentrification in Older Industrial Cities? Comparing St. Louis (USA) and Dortmund (Germany) Change in Demographic TH9.40.06 Joerg Ploeger, Research Institute for Regional Patterns and Urban Policies and Urban Development (ILS); Todd Innovation (1st Floor) Swanstrom, University of Missouri-St. Louis

Moderator: Yiping Fang, Portland State Framing Gentrification and Neighborhood University Change: Competing Narratives Among

Nonprofit Actors Making Moves or Making it Work? Ashley E. Nickels, Kent State University; Compositional Differences and Economic Prentiss Dantzler, Colorado College Outcomes of Inter and Intra-Regional Movers in High Cost Housing Markets Maximilian Buchholz, University of Toronto TH9.40.08 Housing and Quality of Life Pinnacle (1st Floor) Settlement Intentions of Internal Migration under China’s “New Urbanization” Policy Moderator: Megan Gilster, University of Iowa Yiping Fang, Portland State University; Zhilei Shi, Zhongnan University of Economic and Law The Place and Role of Supportive Housing in Healthy Communities in Montreal, Toronto Migration through the Lens of Housing and Vancouver Affordability in the New Urbanist Marie-Eve Desroches, Institut National de la Development Framework: A Case Study of Recherche Scientifique Denver’s Stapleton Project Milad Fereshtehnezhad, Texas Tech University ; Homeowner and Renter Experiences of Kristine Stiphany, Texas Tech University Material Hardship Corianne Payton Scally, Urban Institute; Dulce The Analysis of the Geographic Patterns in Gonzalez, Urban Institute Population Trends in the US? Comparative Perspective 1990-2015 Satisfied with People or Place?: Evidence THURSDAY, APRIL 25 | DETAILED SCHEDULE APRIL 25 | DETAILED THURSDAY, Boah Kim, Bridgewater State University from the Wespark HOPE VI Evaluation Kiduk Park, The Ohio State University

Gentrification in Older TH9.40.07 Housing Matters: Ensuring Quality, Safe, and Industrial Cities: Perceptions, Processes, Healthy Housing in Langley Park, Maryland and Policies Willow Lung-Amam, University of Maryland, Legacy A (2nd Floor) College Park; Brittany Wong, University of Maryland, College Park Moderator: Todd Swanstrom, University of Missouri-St. Louis

52 Opportunities and Limitations of the Cost- Opposition in Los Angeles Savings Frame for the Expansion of Matthew J. Burbank, University of Utah Permanent Supportive Housing Megan Gilster, University of Iowa; Michael Culture, Consumption & Daley, University of Iowa TH9.40.11 Regulation in the City Transformation (2nd Floor) TH9.40.09 Immigration and Capacity in the Housing Sector Moderator: Hyesun Jeong, Urban Innovation Catalyst (2nd Floor) Analysis, Inc

Moderator: C. Aujean Lee, University of Esta Noche Mando Yo: Regulating Nightlife

Oklahoma in Madrid THURSDAY, APRIL 25 | DETAILED SCHEDULE Theresa Goldbach, University of California Gateway Metropolitans, Ethnic Riverside Neighborhoods: Impacts of Multi-scale Racial Concentration on Neighborhood Understanding the Power Dynamics of the Foreclosure Risk Federal and Local Creative Placemaking C. Aujean Lee, University of Oklahoma; Andrew Policy through A Social Network Analysis Greenlee, University of Illinois at Urbana- Approach Champaign Wen Guo, Ohio State University

Multiple Endeavors to Strengthen the Typology of Cafe Scene ‘Industrial Capacity’ of the Social Housing Hyesun Jeong, Urban Innovation Analysis, Inc Sector. The Case of Spain. Montserrat Pareja-Eastaway, University of A Study on the Cultural Shortage of Barcelona; Teresa Sánchez-Martínez, University Shanghai’s Building Outstanding Global City of Granada through Cultural Index Shoushi Li, Shanghai Jiao Tong University; The Urban Geopolitics of Neighboring: Kang Liu, Duke University Conflict, Encounter and Class in Jerusalem’s Settlement/Neighborhood Integrated Urban Revitalization and Culture Marik Shtern, University of California, San in Montréal Neighborhoods Diego; Haim Yacobi, University College London Laurent Sauvage, Université du Québec à Montréal; Juan-Luis Klein, Université du Québec à Montréal; Diane-Gabrielle Tremblay, TELUQ TH9.40.10 A Love-Hate Relationship Over a Century: Los Angeles and the Summer Olympic Games TH9.40.12 Contested Spaces and the Artistry (2nd Floor) Centrality of Power in Decision-making Synergy (2nd Floor) Moderator: Eva Kassens-Noor, Michigan State University Moderator: Judith Garber, University of Alberta

Planning the Legacies for the Three Los Crisis, Coercion, and Quiescence: Revisiting Angeles Olympics Union Negotiations during the 1975 New Eva Kassens-Noor, Michigan State University York Fiscal Crisis Emily Holloway, CUNY Graduate Center Flipping the City? Olympic Development and Opposition in Los Angeles Greg Andranovich, California State University Los Angeles

Understanding Olympic Development and

53 Cityscape of Loss, Cityscape of Learning: Producing the 21st Century City: Labor The Equal Justice Initiative’s Contesting Unions as Urbanists in Las Vegas Hybrid Symbolic Accretions in Downtown Aseem Inam, Cardiff University Montgomery, Alabama Kevin Lynn, Troy University at Montgomery Spatial Production in Informal Settlements: The Barrios of Bogotá False Creek, Vancouver’s Final Standoff: Jaime Hernández-García, Pontificia Universidad Once all Quiet on the Southern Front Javeriana Giuseppe Tolfo, University of Waterloo TH9.40.15 Pushing the Boundaries of TH9.40.13 Imagining the Past and Regional Infrastructure: The Los Angeles Designing for the Future: The Role of Race Region in Focus and Ethnicity in Placemaking Illumination (2nd Floor) Entrepreneur (2nd Floor) Moderator: Jen Nelles, Hunter College City Moderator: Christopher Mele, University at University of New York Buffalo “Improbable Growth in the LA Region and Re-imagining the Headquarters of the the Catalytic Role of Public Infrastructure” Confederacy: Race and Placemaking Politics Steven Erie, University of California San Diego along Richmond's Monument Avenue Courtney Knapp, Pratt Institute “Water Infrastructure, Climate Change, and the Region” Race and Creative Placemaking Jeff Kightlinger, The Metropolitan Water District Christopher Mele, University at Buffalo of Southern California

(Re)queering London: Exploring “Public and Private Infrastructure Transgressive Production of Urban Space by Development and Politics in the Los Angeles LGBTQ+ Persons of Color Region” Jody Liu, University College London David Abel, Abel & Associates/Los Angeles Economic Development Corporation Lessons in Advocacy: How Addressing Difficult History is Changing Preservation "Water Infrastructure, Climate Change, and Practice the Region" Douglas Appler, University of Kentucky; Emily Stephanie Pincetl, University of California, Los Bergeron, University of Kentucky Angeles

TH9.40.14 Creating a More Equitable TH9.40.16 Mayor de Blasio and the City: Alternative Narratives of Spatial Potential and Limits of “Progressive” Production Municipal Governments

THURSDAY, APRIL 25 | DETAILED SCHEDULE APRIL 25 | DETAILED THURSDAY, Optimist B (2nd Floor) Optimist A (2nd Floor)

Moderator: Deepak Bahl, University of Southern Moderator: James DeFilippis, Rutgers University California De Blasio and Housing: Is Progressive Action Latinxs in the Heartland: The Political Possible? Economy of Placemaking Before Trumpism Hilary Botein, City University of New York Alejandro Garay-Huaman, University of Missouri – Kansas City; Clara Irazábal-Zurita, University of Missouri – Kansas City

54 Innovation Economies and Opportunity of the Tokyo Metropolitan Area Zones: Job Creation Strategies for a Takehiro Sakurai, University of Tokyo Progressive City? Tarry Hum, City University of New York The Lack of Redevelopment and the Potential for Public Spaces in Tokyo’s Why Lefties Don't Like Mayor de Blasio Kanda-Yushima Area John Mollenkopf, Graduate Center, CUNY Kaon Ko, Tokyo University of Science

De Blasio's Zoning Regime: Progressive Best Practices for Tenure Dream or Growth Machine? TH9.40.18 Sam Stein, Graduate Center, CUNY and Promotion in the Urban Affairs Field Imagination (2nd Floor)

Redevelop or Not to Moderator: Yasminah Beebeejaun, University

TH9.40.17 THURSDAY, APRIL 25 | DETAILED SCHEDULE Redevelop: Cases of a Conundrum in Japan College London Amid Changing Asia Legacy B (2nd Floor) External Review Matters, Too: The Inside- Outside Game of Tenure Moderator: Zdenka Havlova, University of Tokyo Michael Leo Owens, Emory University

New Perspectives for Tokyo’s Privately- Connecting the Dots - Making Your Case Owned and Pseudo-Public Spaces: The Case Clear and Cohesive of Shibuya STREAM Janet Smith, University of Illinois at Chicago Marco Reggiani, Urban Research Table Reappointment, Tenure, Promotion: Yes You Stratification of the Street Through Urban Can Redevelopment Projects in Tokyo: A Case Jocelyn DeVance Taliaferro, North Carolina Study of Osaki Elevated Grade-Separated State University Pedestrian Systems Zdenka Havlova, University of Tokyo Perspectives on Tenure and Promotion in the Urban Affairs Field in a Disciplinary Context Expanding Consumer Spatial Activities Thomas Vicino, Northeastern University Affected by Bike-Share Program: The Case

Concurrent Sessions 11:10am - 12:35pm

Pedagogies of Housing TH11.10.01 How To Sell not Selling the City – On and the Right to the City Teaching Anti-Gentrification in a Place Laureate (1st Floor) Where the Gentry May Never Come Alexander Tarr, Worcester State University Moderator: Alexander Tarr, Worcester State University The Work of the Anti-Eviction Mapping

Project Uber-Gentrification, Pedagogy, and Making- Terra Graziani, University of California Los Do in the Long Housing Crisis Angeles & Anti-Eviction Mapping Project Rachel Brahinsky, University of San Francisco

55 Homeless Exclusion Districts: How California The L.A. Co-op Lab, Financial Cooperatives Business Improvement Districts Exclude and the Right to the City Homeless People From Public Space Gilda Haas, L.A. Co-op Lab Jeffrey Selbin, University of California, Berkeley; Stephanie Campos-Bui, University of California, Berkeley; Joshua Epstein, University of Education and Public TH11.10.02 California, Berkeley; Laura Lim, University of Policies Fostering Inequalities California, Berkeley; Hannah Stommel, Legacy B (2nd Floor) University of California, Berkeley

Moderator: Richard Smith, Wayne State Space Matters: Open-air Drug Markets and University the Social Process Andrea Beltran-Lizarazo, Boston University Claiming Rights to Post-Soviet City: Institutional Barriers and Informal Methods Seeds of Resistance: Urban Community at Street-Level Bureaucracies Gardens as Spaces of Politicization Ajar Chekirova, University of Illinois, Chicago Emanuel Preciado, University of California, Irvine Crafting Transnational Places and Negotiating Life Space: the Landscape of Public Markets in Mexico City. State Politics, International Schools in Singapore Private Competition and Community Felicity Chan, Nanyang Technological University Organization Singapore Angela Giglia, Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana Public management reforms (PMRs) and

State retrenchment: Enhancers of Territorial Inequalities and Urban Shrinkage? TH11.10.04 Selling Out or Selling In: Julie Chouraqui, UMR Géographie-Cités Ethnic and Racial Placemaking and Spaces of Belonging Are School Choice Policies Right for the Pathways (1st Floor) City? Comparing Rates of Out of District Enrollment by School Ranking, Distance, and Moderator: Anna Livia Brand, University of Disadvantage California, Berkeley Richard Smith, Wayne State University; Lori Vanderwill, Wayne State University; Andrew ethniCITY: Mapping the Linguistic Foell, Washington University Landscape of Los Angeles Annette Kim, University of Southern California Claiming Rights To Higher Education Assets: An Analysis of Policy Narratives In The 2017 Digital Memories Make the Smart City Nevada Legislature (Reserve, Rural Municipality, Town, Village) Caitlin Saladino, University of Nevada, Las Sheryl Ann Simpson, Carleton University Vegas THURSDAY, APRIL 25 | DETAILED SCHEDULE APRIL 25 | DETAILED THURSDAY, Take the Neon Lights and Make a Crown Anna Livia Brand, University of California, TH11.10.03 The Right to Urban Public Berkeley Spaces Innovation (1st Floor) Unlovely Memories: Strip Malls and the Urban Experience of Immigrant and Ethnic Moderator: Edith Barrett, University of Entrepreneurs Connecticut Jonathan Crisman, University of Southern Claiming Their Right to the City: California Perspectives from Lower-Income Youth Edith Barrett, University of Connecticut

56 Contested Memories of Race and White Formalizing the Informal: New Urban Design Supremacy in the “Capital of Cool”: Tactics in Latin America Interrogating Montgomery Urban Gregory Marinic, University of Kentucky; Pablo Redevelopment in the Context of Memory Meninato, Temple University Work Joshua Inwood, The Pennsylvania State Tracking Job and Housing Dynamics with University; Derek Alderman, The University of Smartcard Data Tennessee Jie Huang, IGSNRR,Chinese Academy of Sciences; David Levinson, University of Sydney; Jiaoe Wang, IGSNRR,Chinese Academy of Housing Policy, Home and TH11.10.06 Sciences; Jiangping Zhou, The University of Community Change Hong Kong; Zi-jia Wang, Beijing Jiaotong Legacy A (2nd Floor)

University THURSDAY, APRIL 25 | DETAILED SCHEDULE

Moderator: Kathe Newman, Rutgers University Redevelopment in Old Havana: Resilience and the Challenges of Housing The Resurgence of the FHA as a Pathway to Maureen Donaghy, Rutgers University, Camden; the Middle Class? Tara Carr-Lemke, Rutgers University Katharine Nelson, Rutgers University

Gentrification and Concentrated Poverty TH11.10.08 Shifting Geographies of Edward Goetz, University of Minnesota; Industry and Jobs and Implications for Anthony Damiano, University of Minnesota; Neighborhood Change (Special Session Brittany Lewis, University of Minnesota; Molly Sponsored by the Ewing Marion Kauffman Calhoun, University of Minnesota Foundation) Optimist B (2nd Floor) A Somewhat Historical Analysis of the Geographies of Low and Moderate Income Moderator: Carl Grodach, Monash University Home Purchase Lending in the United States Daniel Hammel, University of Toledo; Isabelle The Threat of Industrial Gentrification: Nilsoon, University of North Carolina Charlotte Reclaiming the Manufacturing Neighborhood Sarah Coffin, Saint Louis University; Luke Student Housing, Urban Redevelopment, and Henson, Washington University in St Louis Finance Kathe Newman, Rutgers University; Rafay Re-configuring Industrial Space as a new Kazmi, Rutgers University Global Asset Class - The case of West Loop, Chicago Youngjun Kim, University of Illinois at Chicago An International TH11.10.07 Perspective on Housing Dynamics Inner City job Growth in U.S. Cities: Pinnacle (1st Floor) Characterizing Uneven Job Growth and

Quality Along Racial and Economic Lines Moderator: Maureen Donaghy, Rutgers Matthew D. Wilson, University of North Carolina University, Camden at Chapel Hill; T. William Lester, University of

North Carolina at Chapel Hill The Performance of the Housing Provident

Fund Program in China: Evidence from Major Chinese Cities Lan Deng, University of Michigan; Xiang Yan, University of Michigan; Jie Chen, Shanghai Jiao Tong University

57 Mapping the Creative Industries-urban Developing Urban Infrastructure Supportive Manufacturing Interface: Industry to Health in Nigeria: Planning and Building Concentration and Co-location in Melbourne, for Sustainable Environment. Australia Obinna Joshua Duruanyanwu, Imo State Carl Grodach, Monash University; Declan University Owerri.; Sabina Chiaka Osuji, Imo Martin, Monash University State University Owerri

Disability Access and Inclusion in Disaster Planning, TH11.10.09 Neighborhood Revival in Birmingham, Flooding & Housing Alabama Catalyst (2nd Floor) Tina Kempin Reuter, University of Alabama Birmingham; Stacy Moak, University of Alabama Moderator: Jing Wang, University of Illinois at Birmingham; Amy Rauworth, Lakeshore Chicago Foundation; Sean McMahon, University of Alabama Birmingham VISTA Urban Flooding, Infrastructure, and its Link to Social Vulnerability and Mobility: A Place- Community Driven Matrices for Sanitation based Study in Washington D.C. and Cleanliness Marccus Hendricks, University of Maryland, Tonya Sanders, Morgan State University College Park; Allison Reilly, University of Maryland, College Park; John Peng, University The Embodiment of Social and Spatial of Maryland, College Park; Hamed Ghaedi, Inequality: How Environmental Disparities, University of Maryland, College Park Neighborhood Change, and Illegality

Influence Urban Health Determining Building Vulnerability Against Michelle E. Zuñiga, University of California, Urban Flood Using Rapid Visual Screening Irvine; Douglas Houston, University of California, Sutapa Das, Indian Institute of Technology Irvine Kharagpur; Tanaya Sarmah, Indian Institute of

Technology Kharagpur Mortality Response to Famine and Economic

Stress in Urban Area: A Case from Early The Evaluation of Natural Disaster Modern Japan Preparedness of Infrastructure: Findings Satomi Kurosu, Reitaku University; Miyuki from the Southern California Public Water Takahashi, Rissho University Agencies Maroun El-Hage, Eastern Municipal Water District; Jing Wang, University of Illinois at TH11.10.11 The Distributional Impacts Chicago of Urban Educational Policies Enlightenment (2nd Floor) Making Room for the River: Applying a Plan Integration for Resilience Scorecard to a Moderator: Ryan M. Good, Eastern Mennonite Network of Plans in Nijmegen, Netherlands University Siyu Yu, Texas A&M University; A.D. Brand, Delft University of Technology; Philip Berke, The Neighborhood Context of Traditional THURSDAY, APRIL 25 | DETAILED SCHEDULE APRIL 25 | DETAILED THURSDAY, Texas A&M University Public and Charter School Closures in U.S. Metropolitan Areas Noli Brazil, University of California, Davis; Health and Urban TH11.10.10 Jennifer Candipan, University of Southern Communities California Synergy (2nd Floor) There Goes the Neighborhood School: Moderator: Stacy Moak, University of Alabama Geographies of Charterization and Birmingham Gentrification in Washington, DC

Ryan M. Good, Eastern Mennonite University

58 The Promises and Perils of New School Moderator: Zhenhua Chen, The Ohio State Governance University Leanne Kang, Grand Valley State University Planning and Governance in Peri-urban Skill-Based School Sorting and the Tamale - Ghana Reproduction of Educational Inequality Fauster Awepuga, RMIT University; Andrew Jared N. Schachner, Harvard University Butt, RMIT University; Julie Rudner, La Trobe University

Urban Policies and Social TH11.10.12 Impact of High-Speed Rail Development on Inequalities Urban Land Use Structure Change in China Discovery (2nd Floor) Zhenhua Chen, The Ohio State University; Yulonhg Zhou, Nankai University; Kingsley THURSDAY, APRIL 25 | DETAILED SCHEDULE Moderator: Gerard Wellman, California State Haynes, George Mason University University Regulating or Redesigning Plans? Spatial Inequality, Uneven Development and Assessment of Form-Based Codes and Social Justice in Post-Socialist Cities: the Place-led Development Case of Moscow Jae Teuk Chin, University of Memphis Anton Gorodnichev, National Research University Higher School of Economics LBS Based Research on the Relationship (Moscow, Russia); Elena Skrebkova, Habidatum Between Land-use mix Degree and Public International, Inc Green Space use of Wuhan’s Main Urban Area Affordable Housing’s Impact on Lower- Yuping Dong, Huazhong University of Science Income Residents' Consumptive Behavior in and Technology Transit Oriented Development Sites Seunghoon Kim, The Ohio State University; Heritage Preservation From the Perspective Dwayne M. Baker, Queens College CUNY of Cultural Revitalization—A Case Study on

Chaozhou Music Culture Duality of High-Tech Industry: Effect of High- Xiao Liu, Tongji University ; Chen Yang, Tongji Tech Industry on Intra-regional Income University Inequality and Poverty in Korea

Chanyong Kim, Yonsei University; Changhyun Song, Yonsei University; Up Lim, Yonsei TH11.10.14 Balancing Transportation University Needs and Neighborhood Quality Entrepreneur (2nd Floor) The Place-Based Turn in Federal Policymaking, 1990-2015 Moderator: Dwayne Baker, Queens College City Laura Tach, Cornell University; Alex University of New York Cooperstock, Cornell University; Sam Dodini, Cornell University; Emily Parker, Cornell Transportation Network Companies and University Public Transit: Examining TNCs, Transit Ridership, and Neighborhood Qualities Transit Stigma & Social Equity: What Transit Dwayne Baker, Queens College CUNY Administrators Say They Are Doing About It Gerard Wellman, California State University, How Will Emerging Mobility Influence our Stanislaus; Josephine Hazelton, University of Ways to Reside and Travel? A Review of the Nebraska, Omaha Literature Kwangyul Choi, University of Calgary; Jim Dewald, University of Calgary; Bumseok Chun, Comparative Policies of TH11.10.13 Texas Southern University; Jiwan Pun Thapa, Land Use and Governance Across the Globe Texas Southern University Artistry (2nd Floor)

59 Impacts of Land Value Capture for New Context Matters: Comparing Contextual Public Transit in Sweden: A Case Study of Influences on Youth Civic and Political the Lund Tram Engagement in London, Belfast, and Dublin Lina Olsson, Malmö University; Helena Bohman, Robert Chaskin, The University of Chicago Malmö University Challenging the Carceral State: The Politics of Criminal Justice Reform in Contemporary Beyond Neoliberalism: TH11.10.15 Philadelphia New Directions in the State-Finance Link 10 Steve McGovern, Haverford College Years After the Global Financial Crisis Optimist A (2nd Floor) Do Housing Regime Characteristics

Moderate the Homeownership Effect on Moderator: Kelly Kay, University of California- Political Support?: A Multilevel Approach Los Angeles Hyungjun Suh, University of Arizona

Fiscal Crisis and the Politics of Value in Community Participation of Haitian Colorado’s Housing and Conservation Immigrants in the Dominican Republic: An Markets Urban-Rural Comparison Kelly Kay, University of California-Los Angeles Karie Peralta, University of Toledo; Shahna

Arps, University of Toledo Speculative Urbanism From off the Map: Housing, Property and Post-Crisis Urban Change in ‘Mississippi’s College Town’ TH11.10.17 The Legacies of “The Taylor Shelton, Mississippi State University Right to the City”: A Critical Examination of Urban Development in Brazil and Mexico When is a Crisis a Crisis? An Examination of Imagination (2nd Floor) Pension Underfunding and State Intervention in Suburban Communities Moderator: Priscila Coli Rocha, University of Amanda Kass, University of Illinois at Chicago; California, Berkeley Andy Crosby, Pace University Guarita Elevada: The Contradictory Effects of Hiding in Plain Sight: Tax Shelters and the Elevated Security Cabins in Fortaleza American City Laura Belik, University of California, Berkeley Renee Tapp, Harvard University Current Urban Peripheries in Brazil: The De-Risk and Decrease Dependence: Effects of Land Tenure Changes in Social Examining the Role of Nonprofit and Spatial Justice Organizations in Shifting Financial Priscila Coli Rocha, University of California, Responsibility From State to Household Berkeley Jessa Loomis, Clark University The ‘Right to the City’ in the Hinterland: Participatory Master Plans in Non- Place-based Impacts on THURSDAY, APRIL 25 | DETAILED SCHEDULE APRIL 25 | DETAILED THURSDAY, TH11.10.16 Metropolitan Brazilian Cities Citizen Participation Giselle Mendonça Abreu, University of Illumination (2nd Floor) California, Berkeley

Moderator: Steve McGovern, Haverford College Dismantling the Possibilities of Housing: A Brief Overview of Conjuntos Urbanos in Violence and Voting in Urban Mexico City and the Metropolitan Area Neighborhoods: Evidence from Chicago Francisco Trejo Morales, University of David J. Amaral, University of California, Santa California, Berkeley Cruz

60 Assisted Housing Landscapes?: A Changing the Landscape: TH11.10.18 Longitudinal Analysis Examining Neighborhoods of LIHTC Andrew Greenlee, University of Illinois at Developments Urbana-Champaign Transformation (2nd Floor) Building Opportunity: Community Moderator: Rebecca Walter, University of Development Corporations and the LIHTC Washington Program Julie Mendel, University of California, Berkeley Are LIHTC Residents Moving to Higher Opportunity Neighborhoods? Insights from The role of LIHTC in the migration patterns an Ohio LIHTC Resident Survey of low-income households: A focus on Cody Price, Ohio Housing Finance Agency

Ohio’s suburbs. THURSDAY, APRIL 25 | DETAILED SCHEDULE Bernadette Hanlon, Ohio State University How Do LIHTC Developments Alter Local

Lunch 12:35pm – 1:45pm | Centennial Ballroom (1st Floor) Comprehensive Registration badge or ticket required

Concurrent Sessions 1:50pm – 3:15pm

Facing the Unforeseeable: The Central Role Canadian Municipal TH1.50.01 of Municipalities in Effective Local Planning Governments in the Context of Intensive and Emergency Preparedness Crude and Tar Sand Oil Transportation René David-Cooper, Government of Canada Projects: Powerless or Powerful Actors? Laureate (1st Floor) Pipelines and Human Rights in Canada: Speaking Human Rights in Coded Language Moderator: Lucie Lamarche, Université du at the Domestic and International Levels Québec à Montréal Lucie Lamarche, Université du Québec à

Montréal; Touwendé Roland Ouédraogo, Pipelines, Power and Politics in Canada: the Université du Québec à Montréal Inescapable Voice of Municipal Governments David Robitaille, University of Ottawa; Rachel Nadeau, Quebec Bar Student TH1.50.02 Listening and Seeing Political Minorities Crossing Multiple Jurisdictions, Legal Issues Transformation (2nd Floor) and Consultation Processes: Some Grit in the Works of Pipeline Projects in Canada Moderator: Ramya Ramanath, DePaul Benoît Frate, Université du Québec à Montréal University

61 Shanna Pearson-Merkowitz, University of Every Citizens Right to the City: Rhode Island; Joseph Essig, University of Understanding Trans-generational Cities Rhode Island; Corey Lang, University of Rhode Basudatta Sarkar, National Institute of Island Technology Rourkela; Haimanti Banerji, Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur; Kasturi Exclusionary Zoning Policies and School Mandal, Indian Institute of Technology Segregation Kharagpu Paul Jargowsky, Rutgers University-Camden; Michael S. Hayes, Rutgers University-Camden Shaping Success: Exploring the Evolution of Latino Businesses in Three Major U.S. Shrinkage of Public Housing after Disasters: Counties The Roles of Pre-Disaster Community Edna Ledesma, University of Texas at Austin; Agendas and Post-Disaster Recovery Cristina Cruz, Texas A&M University Policies Sara Hamideh, Iowa State University The Transition to Legal Housing Tenure: Uncovering the Psychology of Deservingness Out of Place. Immigrant Ramya Ramanath, DePaul University TH1.50.04 Urbanisms and the Struggle for Recognition Findings from Focus Groups on Inclusive Odyssey (1st Floor) Economic Development: Implications for Small Cities Moderator: Ali Modarres, University of Washington, Tacoma Susan Longworth, Federal Reserve Bank of

Chicago; Taz George, Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago; Mark O'Dell, Federal Reserve Bank of Planning for Diversity and Inclusion in Chicago Toronto’s Immigrant Suburbs Zhixi Zhuang, Ryerson University The Death of Lesbian Bars: The History and Challenges of Queer Women’s Commercial Community Identity or Brand Identity: The Spaces in Los Angeles Politics of Neighborhood Change in the Marisa Turesky, University of Southern Postmodern Metropolis California Brady Collins, Cal Poly Pomona

In Plain Site. Immigrant street vendors and TH1.50.03 Circumventing Fair Housing: the struggle for visibility in Rome Why Segregation Persists Maria Piazzoni, University of Southern California Pathways (1st Floor) Placemaking in the Non-Public/Non-Private Moderator: Mai Nguyen, University of North Realm Carolina at Chapel Hill Michael Rios, University of California, Davis

Burying Jim Crow Into Zoning, Restrictive Economic Justice and the THURSDAY, APRIL 25 | DETAILED SCHEDULE APRIL 25 | DETAILED THURSDAY, Covenants, and Municipal Incorporation: TH1.50.05 Segregation in the St. Louis Metro Racialized Spaces of the City Mai Nguyen, University of North Carolina at Pinnacle (1st Floor) Chapel Hill Moderator: Qingfang Wang, University of The Intersection Of Land Use Regulations California, Riverside

And Community Attitudes In Determining Housing Choice And Access Rosie Tighe, Cleveland State University

NIMBY, Racial Attitudes, and Voting on Affordable Housing Referendums

62 Prisons, Joblessness, and Violence: Latinas’ Cabrini University; Guadalupe Mendez, Cabrini Expendable Labor in the Context of University Economic Restructuring Elizabeth L. Sweet, Temple University; Teresa After the Financial Crisis: Cordova, University of Illinois at Chicago; Marta TH1.50.07 C. Lopez-Garza, California State University, Racial and Ethnic Inequalities in Northridge Homeownership Legacy A (2nd Floor) Urban Space and Corporate Landlords: Post- Moderator: Carolina Reid, University of Recession (Sub)urban Geographies in California, Berkeley Atlanta

Taylor Hafley, University of Georgia

Black Homebuying After the Crisis: A Look at THURSDAY, APRIL 25 | DETAILED SCHEDULE

Appreciation and Segregation in Fifteen Entrepreneurship in the Creative Industry Large Metropolitan Areas and Community Development Dan Immergluck, Georgia State University; Qingfang Wang, University of California Stephanie Earl, Georgia State University; Allison Riverside; Lyneir Richardson, Rutgers University Powell, Georgia State University

TH1.50.06 Neighborhood Change and Uneven Recovery: Mortgage Lending to Immigration Blacks and Hispanics After the Financial Innovation (1st Floor) Crisis and its Impact on Neighborhood Change Moderator: Eric Joseph van Holm, Arizona State Carolina Reid, University of California, Berkeley University Tenure and Location Choice among Hispanic Race, Immigration and Neighborhood Ascent Households in U.S. Metropolitan Areas Rocio Sanchez-Moyano, University of Jennifer Candipan, University of Southern California, Berkeley California; Ann Owens, University of Southern California Politicizing, Experiencing, TH1.50.08 “Moral Entrepreneurs”: Culture, Crime, and and Resisting Gentrification I (Experiencing Work On Buffalo's West Side Gentrification) Watoii Rabi, Oakland University Legacy B (2nd Floor)

Moderator: Mary Rocco, Columbia University Moving Against the Tide: Immigrant

Reactions to Sub-National Policy Changes Eric Joseph van Holm, Arizona State University; Yes, Gentrification Displaces People Xi Huang, University of Central Florida; Cathy Shifrah Aron-Dine, Stanford; Devin M. Bunten, MIT Liu, Georgia State University

Perceptions of Neighborhood Change, and Examining the Effects of Local What That Means for Policy in Philadelphia Regularization Policies on Hispanic Vincent J. Reina, University of Pennsylvania Dispersion into new Immigrant Destinations

Marjorie Visser, University of California, Davis; Where We Gon’ Live If It Ain’t the Hood? Noli Brazil, University of California, Davis; Ulises Aleman, University of California, Los Angeles Anxiety, African-Americans, and Gentrification in Washington D.C. Immigrants are Welcome Here: Signs, Andrea Benjamin, University of Missouri; Nyron Crawford, Temple University; Michael Leo Symbols, and Temporal Artifacts of Urban Owens, Emory University Belonging

Bethany Welch, Aquinas Center; Andrea Rusli,

63 Tales from the Neighborhood: Learning Strategies for Visibility: Feminist Knowledge About Gentrification From Podcasts Production in Urban Planning, 1970-1985 Mary Rocco, Barnard College-Columbia Bri Gauger, University of Michigan University Something Different, Something new Vera Zambonelli, University of Hawaiʻi / Hawai'i Making Cities Smart and TH1.50.09 Women in Filmmaking Creative? (Special Session Sponsored by the

Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation) Optimist B (2nd Floor) TH1.50.11 Exploring Urban Data: Challenges, Analytics and Interdisciplinary Moderator: Shoshanah Goldberg-Miller, The Research Ohio State University Catalyst (2nd Floor)

Keeping Downtown Toronto Creative Moderator: Bill Fulton, Rice University Through Policy Learning and Adaptation Shoshanah Goldberg-Miller, The Ohio State Gentrification Patterns Across University Neighborhoods in Harris County, Texas: 1990 to 2016 Toward a Smarter Governing Coalition: Wendie Choudary, Rice University; Jie Wu, Rice Nonprofit Organizations and Ad-hoc Urban University Decision-making in the Digital Age Benjamin Leamon-Johnston, Dallas Innovation Understanding Durable Segregation: Alliance Patterns and Processes Elizabeth Korver-Glenn, University of New Comparative Perspective on U.S, European Mexico and Asian Concept and Practice of Smart Cities Development Housing Choice Voucher Mobility in Harris Sasa Drezgic, University of Rijeka; Beth Nagy, County, Texas Cleveland State University Han John Park, Rice University; Kyle Shelton, Rice University

Gendered Space and TH1.50.10 Characterizing Urbanization in Houston With Transformation of the Urban Fabric Satellite Remote Sensing Imagination (2nd Floor) Christopher R. Hakkenberg, Rice University

Moderator: Sylvie Paré, Université du Québec à Where are the Dangerous Intersections for Montréal Pedestrians and Cyclists: A Colocation-

Based Approach I Want My Share Under the Sun: Spatial Yujie Hu, University of South Florida; Yu Zhang, Struggle Against Compulsory Hijab in Iran University of South Florida; Kyle Shelton, Rice Maryam Amiri, Portland State University University THURSDAY, APRIL 25 | DETAILED SCHEDULE APRIL 25 | DETAILED THURSDAY,

The Roles of Women and Family in Declining Suburbs in Japan TH1.50.12 What Does Research Tell Us Naka Matsumoto, Miji University; Masae About Urban Development and Iwasaki, Independent Neighborhoods? Synergy (2nd Floor) Public Places: Place Simon-Valois is for Whom ? A Montreal Case Study Moderator: Nicholas Marantz, University of Sylvie Paré, Université du Québec à Montréal; California, Irvine Sandrine Mounnier, Université du Québec à Montréal

64 Thirty Years of Urban Planning Literature: A Moderator: Arturo Flores, National Autonomous Text Analysis of JAPA, JPER and JPL University of Mexico Li Fang, Florida State University New Housing and Neighborhood Change: Urban Land Development in the Absence of Evidence From Los Angeles County Federal Support: What can Cities do? Paavo Monkkonen, University of California Los Minjee Kim, Florida State University Angeles; Michael Lens, University of California Los Angeles; Rebecca Crane, University of Housing Affordability and State Preemption California Los Angeles of Local Land Use Regulation: Evidence and Lessons from the Northeastern United States Rethinking the Gentrification Model: Nicholas Marantz, University of California, Irvine Mapping How Literature has Used the Term Gentrification as Compared to Resident THURSDAY, APRIL 25 | DETAILED SCHEDULE Towards Understanding the Scholarship Perceptions in Buffalo, New York Terrain of Neighborhood Research: A Camden Miller, University at Buffalo, State Bibliometric Analysis University of New York Gidon Baffoe, University of Glasgow Potential for Conflict Transformation to Case Studies of Urban Metabolism: What Advance Equitable Development in Should be Addressed Next? Gentrifying Communities Hsi-Chuan Wang, Washington University in St. Amy Minzner, Community Science Louis Universities and Urban Social Structure: Gentrification, Studentification, and Participatory Practices and TH1.50.13 Youthification in Five US Legacy Cities Public Engagement to Advance Resilient, Nick Revington, University of Waterloo; Austin Equitable and Sustainable Development Zwick, Syracuse University; Maxwell Hartt, Discovery (2nd Floor) Cardiff University; Jack Schlosser, Syracuse University Moderator: J.R. "Jones" Estes, Portland State University Urban Universities and Tier One Aspirations: Navigating Policy Claiming Rights to Wild Spaces: What Tensions through Leadership, Coalitions, Happened to the Public Interest? and Policy Steering J.R. "Jones" Estes, Portland State University Jason Henkle, University of Nevada, Las Vegas; Magdalena Martinez, University of Nevada, Las Resilience Planning at the Neighborhood Vegas; Deanna Cooper, University of Nevada, Scale: Influence of Land Use Patterns Las Vegas Craig Olwert, California State University, Northridge; Zeynep Toker, California State University, Northridge; Alessandro Rigolon, TH1.50.15 Race, Place and Local University of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign Democracy Illumination (2nd Floor) The Atlanta Growth Machine: Exploring the Role of Environmental Ornamentation and Moderator: Kimberley Johnson, New York Community Input on Large-scale Economic University Development Projects. Lemir Teron, State University of New York; Black Politics in Black Suburbs: When Does Edward Smith, Georgia State University Race or Location Matter? Kimberley Johnson, New York University

TH1.50.14 Agents of Urban Neighborhood Change Enlightenment (2nd Floor)

65 Party Stalwarts: Women of Color and the Housing Prices Never Fall: Housing Finance Role of Geography in Shaping Political and Speculation in Taiwan Behavior and Attitudes Yi-Ling Chen, University of Wyoming Lorrie Frasure-Yokley, University of California, Los Angeles The Ownership Paradox in Urban China Youqin Huang, SUNY Albany; Daichun Yi, Candidate Diversity and Ranked Choice Southwestern University of Finance and Voting in Minneapolis, MN Economics; William Clark, University of Paru Shah, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee; California, Los Angeles Andrea Benjamin, University of Missouri, Columbia; Amanda Heideman, University of Opportunity to Where? Neighborhood Wisconsin, Milwaukee Conditions of Affordable Housing Projects in Shanghai The Anxieties of Local Democracy in an Era Yiwen Kuai, University of California, Los of Rising Inequality Angeles Desmond King, University of Oxford; Margaret Weir, Brown University Measuring the Effect of Homeownership on Socioeconomic Status Attainment in Post- reform China Suburban Planet TH1.50.16 Dong Wang, The University of Hong Kong; Optimist A (2nd Floor) Shenjing He, The University of Hong Kong; Chris Webster, The University of Hong Kong; Moderator: Xuefei Ren, Michigan State Rebecca LH Chiu, The University of Hong Kong University

Suburban Planet TH1.50.18 Urban Governance and Roger Keil, York University Urban Policy: Comparative Perspective Entrepreneur (2nd Floor) Which City? Nicholas Phelps, University of Melbourne Moderator: Bligh Grant, University of Technology Sydney Center and Periphery in the Age of Planetary Urbanization Addressing Corruption and Mal-government Xuefei Ren, Michigan State University in Urban and Local Government: An Assessment of Compliance Mechanisms for Socio-Natures as ‘Re-Jointed Fragments' of Australia’s Jurisdictions the (Sub)Urban Explosion: A Comment on the Bligh Grant, University of Technology Sydney Urban Political Ecology of Suburbanization Camilla Perrone, University of Florence Urban Sustainability in Transformation: A Case Study of Seoul The Rise and Rise of Terra (Sub)Urbanis and Yoonhee Jung, Temple University Homo (Sub)Urbanis

THURSDAY, APRIL 25 | DETAILED SCHEDULE APRIL 25 | DETAILED THURSDAY, Paul Maginn, University of Western Australia Comparative Metropolitan Strategic Planning: Perspectives from Australia Kane Pham, University of Technology Sydney Homeownership and TH1.50.17 Housing Policy in Asian Cities India and China: Do Urban Policies Explain Artistry (2nd Floor) the Difference?

Richard Stren, University of Toronto; Bharat Moderator: Yi-Ling Chen, University of Punjabi, University of Toronto; Yue Zhang, Wyoming University of Illinois at Chicago

Coffee Break (Open to all registrants) 3:15pm – 3:30pm | Centennial Ballroom (1st Floor)

Concurrent Sessions 3:30pm - 4:55pm THURSDAY, APRIL 25 | DETAILED SCHEDULE

Young, Informal and Sustainable. Young Progressive Cities and the TH3.30.01 Land Informal Occupations and the Right to Challenges of Preemption the City in São Paulo, Brazil Laureate (1st Floor) Maria Arquero de Alarcon, University of Michigan; Ana Paula Pimentel Walker, Moderator: Jamaal Green, Portland State University of Michigan; Benedito R. Barbosa, University Gaspar Garcia Centro de Direitos Humanos and LabJUTA; Talita Gonsales, Universidade Federal Justice at Work: Urban Restructuring, do ABC Justice Coalitions and Progressive Change Greg Schrock, Portland State University; Marc Fighting Financialization: Tenant Organizing Doussard, Univ of Illinois Urbana-Champaign and Non-profit Efforts to Promote the Right

to the City and Right to Housing in Toronto, On Wisconsin, On Wisconsin: Patterning Canada Preemption to Undermine Labor Rights Martine August, University of Waterloo Yunji Kim, University of Wisconsin-Madison; Mildred Warner, Cornell University; Austin Affording South Los Angeles: Survival, Aldag, Cornell University Support, and Different Futures

Sean Angst, University of Southern California; Grabbing Market Share and Taming Rogue Jovanna Rosen, University of Southern Cities California; Gary Painter, University of Southern Natassia Bravo, Cornell University; Austin California Aldag, Cornell University; Mildred Warner, Cornell University; Yunji Kim, University of Wisconsin-Madison TH3.30.03 Struggles for Racial and Economic Justice in Educational Settings Creatures of the Chaotic State: Institutions Pathways (1st Floor) and Preempting Local Government Authority Austin Aldag, Cornell University Moderator: Kitty Kelly Epstein, Holy Names University and Fielding Graduate University

Housing Affordability: TH3.30.02 Defending and Protecting the Camden, New Building Solutions for the Poor Jersey Schools From Neo-Liberal Takeover Pinnacle (1st Floor) Keith Eric Benson, Camden Education

Moderator: Maria Arquero de Alarcon,

University of Michigan

67 Activism, Acumen and Advocacy: Leveraging American Residential Energy Inequities Community Know How and Networks to Across Race, Class and Place Stem the Neo Liberal Takeover of Public Tony G. Reames, University of Michigan Education in Oakland, CA Part 1 Nirali Jani, Holy Names University Cleaning Up Brownfields, Improving Environmental Justice: Assessing the Effects Activism, Acumen and Advocacy: Leveraging of Community Involvement Community Know How and Networks to Yushim Kim, Arizona State University; Heather Stem the Neo Liberal Takeover of Public E. Campbell, Claremont Graduate University; Education in Oakland CA, Part 2 Adam Eckerd, Indiana University - Purdue Kimberly Mayfield Lynch, Holy Names University Indianapolis University Exploring the Nexus Between Municipal Student Activism and Academics: Incorporation and Environmental (In)justice Intersections and Disjunctions Russell Smith, Winston-Salem State University; Donna Hunter, Stanford University Richard Moye, Winston-Salem State University

Can and Should Traditional U.S. Public Urban Health: Where You Live Decides Your Education be Saved, Given its Historic Racial Future Health Weaknesses? Keanu Thompson, Sonoma State University; Kitty Kelly Epstein, Holy Names University and Roxanne Ezzet, Sonoma State University Fielding Graduate University TH3.30.06 Author Meets Critics: TH3.30.04 In the Ghetto: Power George Galster's Making Our Neighborhood, Dynamics and Financial Legitimacy in Urban Making Our Selves Centers Legacy A (2nd Floor) Odyssey (1st Floor) Moderator: Mark Joseph, Case Western Moderator: Meghan WIlson, University of Reserve University Chicago Review and Critique of Making Our Urban Renewal and “Ghetto” Development in Neighborhoods Baltimore: Two Sides of the Same Coin Mike Lens, University of California, Los Angeles Brandi Blessett, University of Cincinnati Review and Critique of Making Our Broke'n' Cities: Vestiges of the Old Racial Neighborhoods Order in the [new] Urban City Sarah Mawhorter, University of Southern Meghan Wilson, University of Chicago California

In the Shadows: The Role and Influence of Review and Critique of Making Our Community-Based Development Neighborhoods

THURSDAY, APRIL 25 | DETAILED SCHEDULE APRIL 25 | DETAILED THURSDAY, Organizations on the Economic Performance Carolina Reid, University of California-Berkeley of Urban Communities Nathaniel Wright, Texas Tech University Respond to Prior Speakers' Comments George Galster, Wayne State University

TH3.30.05 Understanding Health and Place through the Lens of Environmental TH3.30.07 Housing and Services in Justice Urban Spaces Discovery (2nd Floor) Legacy B (2nd Floor)

Moderator: Heather E. Campbell, Claremont Moderator: Megan Evans, The Pennsylvania Graduate University State University

68 Older Households in Subsidized Housing: City Housing Corporation; Kenji Yano, Health, Services, and Accessibility Ritsumeikan University; Hyunju Cho, Kyoto City Whitney Airgood-Obrycki, Harvard University; Housing Corporation; Mayumi Nakanishi, Kobe Jennifer Molinsky, Harvard University Yamate Junior College

The Unequal Housing and Neighborhood Short-Term Effects of a Rental Voucher: A Outcomes of Displaced Movers. Chilean Case Study Megan Evans, The Pennsylvania State Francisca Bogolasky, University of Texas at University Austin

Identifying Challenges and Solutions to Tourism, Taxes, and Urban Serving the Homeless in Dallas, Texas TH3.30.09 Patricia Chen, The University of Texas at Dallas Development THURSDAY, APRIL 25 | DETAILED SCHEDULE Optimist B (2nd Floor)

Consolidation in Homeless Services: A Moderator: Elizabeth Strom, University of South Natural Experiment in New Jersey Florida Melanie Bowers, Rutgers University, Camden

The Distributional Effects of Sales Tax Rate TH3.30.08 Exploring Housing and Adjustment and User Fee Reliance on Low Development Startegies to Enhance Income Residents Household Well-being Marc Fudge, California State University San Innovation (1st Floor) Bernardino

Moderator: Anaid Yerena, University of The Impact of the Dissolution of California Washington Tacoma Redevelopment Agencies on Property Values Nicholas J. Marantz, University of California Conversations with Moving to Work Irvine; Jae Hong Kim, University of California Agencies on the Future of Policy Innovation Irvine; Michelle D. Mioduszewski, University of Anaid Yerena, University of Washington California Irvine Tacoma; Rebecca J. Walter, University of Washington; Gregg Colburn, University of Heads in Beds: Urban Tourism, Urban Washington; Melony M. Pederson, University of Development and the Hotel Tax Washington; Kyle Crowder, University of Elizabeth Strom, University of South Florida Washington; Rachel Fyall, University of Washington Housing Submarkets and Tourism in Santa Marta, Colombia: Spatial Interactions and Gap Expansion in Terms of Living Conditions Prices in Tokyo Nestor Garza, California State University, Tomoko Kubo, University of Tsukuba Dominguez Hills

Housing Regeneration Strategies: Where to Target Tourism Investments? Using Comparative Evaluation and Topology. Social Media to Forecast Tourism Demand in Toward a Place Identity Model Puerto Rico Nava Kainer-Persov, The Technion - Israel Sulhee Yoon, GeoAdaptive; Juan Carlos Vargas, Institute of Technology; Naomi Carmon, The GeoAdaptive; Barry Fradkin, GeoAdaptive Technion - Israel Institute of Technology

Female-headed One-Parent Households and Their Residential Choice of Public Housing: Analysis of Public Housing Applicants in Kyoto, Japan Kimiko Shiki, Ritsumeikan University; Emiko Itami, Osaka University; Manabu Kono, Kyoto

69 Civic Participation Through Online Platforms: Disaster Planning, Flow TH3.30.10 Implications for Neighborhood Advocacy Analysis & ICT Wonhyung Lee, University at Albany, State Catalyst (2nd Floor) University of New York; Christopher Yong, University at Albany, State University of New Moderator: Todd Schenk, Virginia Tech York; Charalampos Chelmis, University at Traffic Management Strategies During Albany, State University of New York; Daphney- Incidents and Their Evaluation: A Case Study Stavroula Zois, University at Albany of Kolkata City Kaniska Ghosh, Indian Institute of Technology Planning for Urban Autonomy in the United Kharagpur; Bhargab Maitra, Indian Institute of States: Benchmarking Urban Policy and Technology Kharagpur Programs William Riggs, University of San Francisco; How do Cities Flow in an Emergency? Shivani Shukla, University of San Francisco Tracing Human Mobility Patterns During a Natural Disaster with Big Data and Spatial Barrio TV - Processes of Meaning Making & Data Science Enfranchisement in Urban-located Spanish- Su Han, University of California Riverside; Ming- language Television Hsiang Tsou, San Diego State University; Elijah Catherine Benamou, University of California- Knaap, University of California Riverside; Sergio Irvine Rey, University of California Riverside

Making Sense of Data for Decision-Making: TH3.30.12 City Form, Governance and Using Simulations to Introduce Key Quality of Life Statistical Concepts in Planning for Entrepreneur (2nd Floor) Resilience (and Beyond) Todd Schenk, Virginia Tech Moderator: Serena Vanbutsele, Geneva University The Untapped Potential of Ethnic Community Networks: Urban Resiliency and the Chinese PolycentriCity – Effects of Polycentric Commuter Van System in New York City Transformation on Communities in Budapest Alexandra Smith, City University of New York, Metropolitan Area and Local Governance The Graduate Center Janos B. Kocsis, Corvinus University of Budapest Risk Perception and Adaptive Behaviors for Heatwaves in Seoul, South Korea The Southwest Triangle Megapolitan Cluster Hee Jin Yang, Seoul National University; in the U.S. - Opportunities and Obstacles for Heeyeun Yoon, Seoul National University Long-Term Growth Jaewon Lim, University of Nevada, Las Vegas; Robert Lang, Brookings Institute; Karen

THURSDAY, APRIL 25 | DETAILED SCHEDULE APRIL 25 | DETAILED THURSDAY, The Impact of New TH3.30.11 Danielsen, University of Nevada, Las Vegas Technology, New Media, and Old Media on Urban Policy Conservation of Informal Open Spaces in Transformation (2nd Floor) Urban Regions Serena Vanbutsele, Geneva University Moderator: Wonhyung Lee, University at Albany, State University of New York From Form to Process: A New Framework to Resolve the Compact City Paradoxes The Impact of News Media on Housing Xuefan Zhang, Sun Yat-sen University; Han Market: The Case of South Korea Zhou, Sun Yat-sen University Jeongseob Kim, Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology; Jungseok Seo, Korea Idea-Directed Innovation: Seoul Case of Research Institute for Human Settlements Multiple Governance Joohun Lee, University of Seoul

70 Latino Mayors and Changing Racial and South-South Dialog: Agenda TH3.30.13 Ethnic Politics for Collaboration between India and Latin Lorrie Frasure-Yokely, University of California, America Los Angeles Imagination (2nd Floor) Latino Mayors and the Struggle for Equity Moderator: Surajit Chakravarty, Indian Institute and Justice of Management Calcutta Erualdo Gonzalez, California State University, Fullerton Speakers: Surajit Chakravarty, Indian Institute of Management Calcutta; Tridib Banerjee, Urban Leadership and the Election and University of Southern California; Eduardo THURSDAY, APRIL 25 | DETAILED SCHEDULE Governance of Latino Mayors Marques, University of Sao Paulo; Rachel Raphael Sonenshein, California State University, Coutinho, Universidade Federal do Rio de Los Angeles Janeiro; Clara Irazábal-Zurita, University of Missouri – Kansas City TH3.30.16 Meet the Author: Governing Urban Governance, Disaster in Urban Environments: Climate TH3.30.14 Change Preparation and Adaption After Inequality & Social Strategies Hurricane Sandy Illumination (2nd Floor) Synergy (2nd Floor)

Moderator: Andrea Sarzynski, University of Moderator: Julia Nevarez, Kean University Delaware

Governing Disaster in Urban Environments: Giving and Living Local: How Philanthropy Climate Change Preparation and Adaption Supports Local Parks after Hurricane Sandy Alicia Schatteman, Northern Illinois University Julia Nevarez, Kean University

How Does the Number of Jurisdictions Affect Critical Governance Homelessness? A Multi-layered Approach Jonathan Davies, De Montfort University Andrew Sullivan, University of Kentucky

Critical Issues Towards Smart Decline? A Comparison of Bernadette Hanlon, Ohio State University Sociotechnical Systems Used to Prioritize

Demolitions in Ohio Critical Conceptualizations Mattijs Van Maasakkers, Ohio State University; Stacey Warren, Eastern Washington State Adam Porr, Ohio State University University

Author Meets Critics: Latino TH3.30.15 Disaster Management and Mayors: Political Change in the TH3.30.17 Sustainable Development in Asia Postindustrial City Enlightenment (2nd Floor) Optimist A (2nd Floor)

Moderator: Jerry Anthony, University of Iowa Moderator: Hilary Silver, George Washington

University Challenges in Re-locating Flood Victims to

Safer Grounds in Developing Countries: Community Organizing and the Election of Lessons from Jakarta, Indonesia Latino Mayors Jerry Anthony, University of Iowa; Adnya Manuel Pastor, University of Southern California Sarasmita, University of Washington

Latinos Mayors and the Evolution of Urban

Politics Amy Kronick, University of California, San Diego

Connecting Sustainable Design Projects at International Migration and Fragile Water Bodies with Smart City TH3.30.18 Interventions: Contemplative Explorations in Place Making in Asia Pacific Architectural Pedagogy Artistry (2nd Floor)

Smitha MB, SJB School of Architecture and Moderator: Tarry Hum, City University of New Planning; Vishwanatha K, Department of Town and Country Planning, Government of York Karnataka; MN Chandrashekhar, SJB School of Architecture and Planning Revisiting “Strategic Self-Orientalism”: Immigrant Growth Coalitions and the Building Resilience based on Multiplex Brooklyn Friendship Archway Governance Structures: The Flood Risk Tarry Hum, City University of New York

Management Network in Coastal Megacities Mapping Border Precarity: Burmese in China Migrants, State Security, and the Production Xue Lin, Nanjing University; Fanbin Kong, Nanjing University; Xiang Ding, Nanjing of Transnational Economic Space in Mae University Sot, Thailand. Adam Saltsman, Worcester State University Flood-Prone Disaster Resistant Community: An Assessment of the Implementation Status The Lived Space of Urban Mobility: Pathways in Kaohsiung City from the Executant's to Development and Modernism in Ho Chi Points of View Minh City (HCMC), Vietnam Wei-Ning Wu, National Sun Yat-sen University Huê-Tâm Webb Jamme, University of Southern California

How Environmental Regulatory Actions Later-life Immigration Decision of Elderly Reflect Urban Governance and Politics? Evidence from in China Chinese to Australia: Who and Why? Lin Ye, Sun Yat-sen University; Xun Cao, Penn Xueying Xiong, University of New South Wales; Hoon Han, University of New South Wales State University; Zijie Shao, Sun Yat-sen University

THURSDAY, APRIL 25 | DETAILED SCHEDULE APRIL 25 | DETAILED THURSDAY,

72 Meetings

Annual Business Governing Board Meeting Meeting II 5:00pm – 5:30pm 5:30pm – 6:00pm

Open to all UAA Members Invitation Only THURSDAY, APRIL 25 | DETAILED SCHEDULE Legacy A (2nd Floor) Collaboration Boardroom (2nd Floor)

Evening Receptions

Networking Reception Dinner (on your own) 5:30pm – 6:30pm 6:30pm – 8:30pm Comprehensive Registration badge or For Options: See Concierge Desk/Tourist reception ticket required Guides Centennial Terrace (3rd Floor)

VIP Dinner 7:00pm – 9:00pm (Institutional Member Reps/Award Recipients/Service Leaders) Refer to Invitation Card for Location

73 Friday, April 26

Fun Run Continental Breakfast 6:15am - 7:00am 7:00am – 8:00am Meet in Luskin hotel lobby at 6:00am Centennial Ballroom (1st Floor)

Comprehensive Registration badge or ticket Conference required

Registration/Check-In Ends promptly at 8:00am 6:45am – 5:30pm Exploration (2nd Floor)

Breakfast Roundtable Discussions 7:15am - 8:00am | Centennial Ballroom (1st Floor) Comprehensive Registration badge or breakfast ticket required

FR7.15.01 Introduction to Housing, Second Edition FR7.15.04 Addressing the Elephant in Andrew T. Carswell, University of Georgia; the Room: Discussing Controversial Topics Katrin Anacker, George Mason University in a Multicultural Environment. Kelechi Uzochukwu, University of Baltimore; Al Gourrier, University of Baltimore FR7.15.02 Rethinking the Meaning of FRIDAY, APRIL 26 | DETAILED SCHEDULE APRIL 26 | DETAILED FRIDAY, Livable Communities: Academic Perspectives FR7.15.05 The Urban Public Affairs Fritz Wagner, University of Washington; Roger Internship: Successes, Challenges, and Caves, San Diego State University Lessons Learned Janice Bockmeyer, City University of New York - John Jay College; Anthony Maniscalco, City FR7.15.03 UAA Institutional Members University of New York Roundtable Elsie Harper-Anderson, Virginia Commonwealth University

74 Concurrent Sessions 8:00am - 9:25am

Cultural Resilience and Sustainability in Los Who Governs the City: Non- FR8.00.02 Angeles' Little Tokyo Profits Influences Remy De LaPeza, Morena Strategies Transformation (2nd Floor)

Moderator: Janice Bockmeyer, City University FR8.00.04 Out of Place: Immigrant of New York - John Jay College Urbanisms and the Struggle for Recognition II FRIDAY, APRIL 26 | DETAILED SCHEDULE Generous Patrons and Urban Governance: Innovation (1st Floor) When Weak Governments Welcome Philanthropic Might Moderator: Ryan Devlin, City University of New Janice Bockmeyer, City University of New York York

Giving and Governing: Examining the Listening to Informality: The Cautionary Tale Governance Implications of Foundation-Led of Red Hook Food Vendors in Brooklyn, NY Revitalization Ryan Devlin, City University of New York Dale Thomson, University of Michigan-Dearborn The Right to the Leaf Blower: Latino Philanthropy in the Public Sector: A Case Immigrant Gardeners Resist the City of Los Study of Fort Collins, Colorado Angeles’ Draconian Law Vanessa Fenley, University of Nevada Las Alvaro Huerta, California State Polytechnic Vegas; Nina Bodenhamer, Consultant for the University, Pomona City of Fort Collins More Than a Meal: How Street Vending Has Shaped the Los Angeles Region Los Angeles Dis(Place)ment FR8.00.03 Mark Vallianatos, Laplus Pathways (1st Floor) Municipal Planning in Immigrant-Friendly Moderator: Regina Freer, Occidental College Cities

Stacy Harwood, University of Utah Black Erasure in Skid Row and South Los

Angeles Regina Freer, Occidental College; Pete White, FR8.00.05 Gentrification and Advocacy Los Angeles Community Action Network for the Right to One's Neighborhood Pinnacle (1st Floor) Neighborhood Change and Development Near the LA River: The Story of Parcel Level Moderator: Bethany Welch, Aquinas Center Data Martha Matsuoka, Occidental College; John A Grassroots Approach to Influencing Urban Urquiza, Inquilinos Unidos de los Policy: A Case Study Analysis of One DC Puntos/Northeast Los Angeles Aabiya Baqai, The University of Texas at Arlington Sustaining Black Homeownership and Small Businesses in South Los Angeles: Stories Filling in the Blind Spot: An Analysis of and Strategies Vulnerability to Gentrification in Low-Income Mary Lee, Stanton Fellow, Durfee Foundation Asian Immigrant Communities Seyoung Sung, Portland State University

75 ‘Race’, Chinese Identity and Intercultural Socio-economic and Built Environment City: Constructing the Urban Memories of Attributes of Low-Income Housing Tax Limehouse Chinatown in London Credit Developments in California Yat Ming Loo, University of Nottingham Ningbo Victoria Basolo, University of California, Irvine; China Edith Huarita, University of California, Irvine; Jongho Won, University of California, Irvine A Lighter Shade of Brown?: Racial Formation and Gentrification in Majority-Minority Los Vouchers Welcome Here: What Factors Drive Angeles Local Governments to Adopt Source of Alfredo Huante, University of Denver Income Anti-discrimination Ordinances? Seongkyung Cho, Arizona State University; Joanna Lucio, Arizona State University Assessing Social Equity FR8.00.06 Within Public Housing in a Globalized World The Impacts of Forced Relocation on the Legacy A (2nd Floor) Health: An Analysis of Housing Choice Voucher (HCV) Holders Moderator: Melissa Gomez Hernandez, Florida William M. Rohe, University of North Carolina at International University Chapel Hill; Michael Webb, University of North Carolina; Atticus Jaramillo, University of North Quality, Affordability, or Sustainability? Carolina Miriam Paloma Giottonini Badilla, University of California Los Angeles Income as A Driver of Homebuying Behavior: Are Millennials Different From Past Cost Reduction Strategies in Housing Generations? Production and Their Role in Shaping the Seungbee Choi, Virginia Tech Landscape of Mexican Cities: An

Interpretation of Tijuana Dinorah Judith Gonzalez Ochoa, Colegio de la FR8.00.08 Gentrification, Housing Frontera Norte Supply and Displacement Odyssey (1st Floor) Is Administrative Discretion Advancing Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher Program Moderator: Judith Garber, University of Alberta Social Equity Goals? Evidence From the Field Melissa Gomez Hernandez, Florida International Typologies of Fear in the Gentrifying City: University Studying The Politics of Fear in Minneapolis and St. Paul Molly Calhoun, University of Minnesota; Brittany A Look at Credits and FR8.00.07 Lewis, University of Minnesota; Edward Goetz, Vouchers in the Housing Market University of Minnesota; Anthony Damiano, FRIDAY, APRIL 26 | DETAILED SCHEDULE APRIL 26 | DETAILED FRIDAY, Legacy B (2nd Floor) University of Minnesota

Moderator: William M. Rohe, University of North Gentrification’s Bonding and Dividing Carolina at Chapel Hill Effects: A Study of Residents’ Opinions and Experiences With Changes in a Los Angeles Do Qualified Allocation Plan Influence Suburb Developers’ LIHTC Siting Decisions? The Marina Litvinsky, University of Southern Case of Access to High-Performing Schools California; Deborah Neffa Creech, University of Spencer Shanholtz, University of Virginia; Katrin Southern California; Briana Ellerbe, University of Anacker, George Mason University; Thomas Southern California; Chi Zhang, University of Skuzinski, Virginia Tech Southern California; Sandra Ball-Rokeach, University of Southern Cali

76 Neighborhood Effects of New Housing Climate Collaboratives Done Wrong: An Supply in Minneapolis, MN Assessment Anthony Damiano, University of Minnesota Jonathan Parfrey, Climate Resolve

Displacement Across Cities: How Place The Civil Sector Deference to the Private Mediates the Effects of Gentrification Carlos Martin, Urban Institute H. Jacob Carlson, University of Wisconsin- Madison Style and Substance: Design, Equity, and Infrastructural Bias in Adaptation Planning Residential Displacement Within and Across Zachary Lamb, Princeton University Races—Los Angeles in the 2000s Xin Tong, University of California, Irvine

It Takes a Village: FRIDAY, APRIL 26 | DETAILED SCHEDULE FR8.00.11 Contributors to Educational Outcomes FR8.00.09 Entrepreneurial Ecosystems Enlightenment (2nd Floor) (Special Session Sponsored by the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation) Moderator: JoDee Keller, Pacific Lutheran Optimist B (2nd Floor) University

Moderator: Elsie Harper-Anderson, Virginia Where Yall At When We Need You? Camden Commonwealth University Residents Speak on Their Expectations of City Public School Teachers Beyond the Opening Pandora’s Box: The Emerging Schoolhouse Polish Entrepreneurial Ecosystem and the Keith Benson, Camden Education Association Impacts on Resilience Chay Brooks, University of Sheffield; Tim Education and Activism in the City: A Vorley, University of Sheffield; Jen Nelles, City Process of Grounded Visualizations University of New York Hunter College Sarah Diem, University of Missouri; Curtis Brewer, The University of Texas at San Antonio Organizational Practices and Policies Influencing Access, Inclusion and Equity Community-Based Participatory Research in Within Entrepreneurial Ecosystems an Urban School District: A Partnership to Elsie Harper-Anderson, Virginia Commonwealth Develop Strategies to Increase Parental University Involvement in Schools JoDee Keller, Pacific Lutheran University; Does Cities Administrative Rank Matters for Rachel Wohrle, Pacific Lutheran University; Spatial Variation of Firm Productivity? Chance LasDulce, Pacific Lutheran University Evidence From China Chengri Ding, University of Maryland; Xiangwei Increasing Educational Attainment via Sun, Zhengzhou University Housing Stability: A Review of the Sprout Initiative Tolu Omodara, Villanova University; Lauren Charitable Adaptation: FR8.00.10 Miltenberger, Villanova University; Lisa Private Philanthropy and Planning for Local Howdyshell, Villanova University Climate Change Adaptation Catalyst (2nd Floor) Building Bridges: Reimagining a Freshman Academy for First –Generation Marginalized Moderator: Linda Shi, Cornell University Students Terry J. Stockton, Grand Valley State University Funding Resilience - A Family Foundation Perspective Nuna Teal, Jena & Michael King Foundation

Climate Collaboratives Done Right and

77 The Local Paradox - Community Recovery Adapting Spatial Policies to FR8.00.12 and Municipal Adaptation in State Politics for Both Growing and Shrinking Cities Strategic Retreat Artistry (2nd Floor) Jared Enriquez, Cornell University

Moderator: Maria Del C. Vera, University of Local Action on Regional and Global Nevada Las Vegas Environmental Issues: Differing Factors Drive

Municipal Planning Across Differing Scales Fallout of Shortsighted Spot Zoning: Hospital George Homsy, Binghamton University; Kieun Parking in Downtown Abu Dhabi Kang, Binghamton University Surajit Chakravarty, Indian Institute of Management Calcutta; Sara Kassem, Abu Heat and Light in the Trenches: Responses Dhabi University to Climate Change by Selected Western

American Cities The Uneven Shrinking City: Neighborhood Edward Sullivan, Portland State University; Dan Demographic Change and Creative Class Tarlock, Chicago-Kent College of Law Planning in Birmingham, Alabama Megan Heim LaFrombois, Auburn University; Yunmi Park, Ewha Womans University FR8.00.14 Regionalism, Transit and Flow Analysis Growth Policies and Amenities in Sprawling Entrepreneur (2nd Floor) Regions Ute Lehrer, York University; Katherine Perrott, Moderator: Jean-Paul Addie, Georgia State York University University

Las Vegas: An Urban Mosaic of Adjusting Aerotropolis to Aero-Region: Global Pieces and Planning Behaviors Infrastructure, Economic Development, and Maria Del C. Vera, University of Nevada Las Suburban Governance in Atlanta Vegas; Wendy Garcia, University of Nevada Las Jean-Paul Addie, Georgia State University Vegas; Stacy Jacobsen, University of Nevada Las Vegas Does Specialized Governance of Transit Make A Difference? An Analysis of Midwest From Post-War Suburbia to Localized Agencies Urbanizations: A Neighbourhoods Approach Minshuai Ding, University of Nebraska at to Sprawl Repair and Suburban Retrofitting Omaha in the City of Mississauga Steven Pham, University of Toronto City-Suburbs Relationship and Economic Growth in U.S. Metropolitan Areas Sugie Lee, Hanyang University; Hojun Lee, Climate Change and Severe FR8.00.13 Hanyang University; Jaehyun Ha, Hanyang Weather Events: Planning for Mitigation, FRIDAY, APRIL 26 | DETAILED SCHEDULE APRIL 26 | DETAILED FRIDAY, University Recovery and Adaptation Discovery (2nd Floor) The Impact of MPO and City Voting Power on Inter-Governmental Revenue of Moderator: George Homsy, Binghamton Transportation University Taekyoung Lim, Korea Research Institute for

Local Administration; Ruowen Shen, Florida Harmonizing Climate Change Mitigation and State University; Richard Feiock, Florida State Adaptation in San Jose and Oakland, CA University Serena Alexander, San Jose State University

78 Metropolitan Planning Organizations and Moderator: Tim Weaver, University at Albany – City Transportation Planning State University of New York Jonathan Lubin, Florida State University; Richard Feiock, Florida State University Race, Policy, and the Conservative Movement in the American Rust Belt Jason Hackworth, University of Toronto Participation in Urban FR8.00.15 A Framework for Urban Political Politics: Innovation & Renewal Development Illumination (2nd Floor) Tim Weaver, University at Albany – State University of New York Moderator: Nathaniel Wright, Texas Tech University Searching for ‘Solutions’ in Global Urban

Policy FRIDAY, APRIL 26 | DETAILED SCHEDULE “Do We Have to Choose?”: How Formal and Rachel Bok, University of British Columbia Informal Modes of Participation Interlock Guillaume Béliveau Côté, Université Laval; Revisiting the Idea of Rent Control: Why We Geneviève Cloutier, Université Laval; Emilie Have to Confront the Role of Racism in US Houde-Tremblay, Université Laval; Chedrak Urban and Social Welfare Policy Sylvain De Rocher Chembessi, Université Laval Randolph Hohle, SUNY Fredonia

Analyzing Co-creation and Smart City Tools Ideas, Interests, and Urban Political Behavior in the Mexico City Context Joel Rast, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee Arturo Flores, National Autonomous University of Mexico FR8.00.17 Informal Housing Time for a Rope Ladder? A Youth-Driven Settlements, Economic Growth, and Civil Process for Developing a Youth Advisory Society in South American and Caribbean Council Countries Krishna Arunkumar, London Central Secondary Synergy (2nd Floor) School; Drew Bowman, Western University; Stephanie Coen, Western University; Moderator: Janina Leon, Pontificia Universidad Mohammad El-Bagdady, Western University; Catolica del Peru Jason Gilliland, Western University; Ahad Mahmood Suraj Paul, London Central Differences in Access to Economic and Secondary School Financial Services in Growing Cities in Peru Janina Leon, Pontificia Universidad Catolica del Citizen Engagement Innovating in Local Peru Government J. David Selby, Arizona State University; David Mapping the Quotidian Practices of Young Swindell, Arizona State University Adults in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic Does Citizen Participation Improve Nonprofit Raksha Vasudevan, University of Texas at Performance? Insights From a National Austin Study of Community-Based Development Organizations. Locating Cultural Identity and Civic Nathaniel Wright, Texas Tech University; Tia Participation in the Narratives of Caribbean Gaynor, University of Cincinnati Civil Society Kim Williams-Pulfer, Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis FR8.00.16 Ideas, Urban Policy and Urban Political Development Optimist A (2nd Floor)

79 Technology Kharagpur; Chandan Mysore Housing Market and Housing FR8.00.18 Chandshekar, Indian Institute of Technology Financialization in Asia Kharagpur; Bharath Haridas Aithal, Indian Imagination (2nd Floor) Institute of Technology Kharagpur

Moderator: Deden Rukmana, Alabama A&M Democratization and the Dynamic of University Housing Financialization in Indonesia Deden Rukmana, Alabama A&M University; Sense of Community and Homeowner Dian Rahmawati, Institute of Technology Association Participation in Commodity Sepuluh Nopember, Surabaya Housing in China Tingting Lu, Shanghai Jiao Tong University; Residential Segregation of Low- to Fangzhu Zhang, University College London; Moderate-Income Households in Beijing: An Fulong Wu, University College London Empirical Study of Private Sector Rental Housing Housing Allocation Model to Understand Yi Wang, University of Minnesota Twin Cities Housing Demand and Supply Akshit Mukesh Shah, Indian Institute of

Book Exhibit & Sales 9:00am – 5:00pm | Centennial Ballroom (1st Floor)

Coffee Break (Open to all registrants) 9:25am – 9:40am | Centennial Ballroom (1st Floor)

Concurrent Sessions 9:40am – 11:05am

FRIDAY, APRIL 26 | DETAILED SCHEDULE APRIL 26 | DETAILED FRIDAY,

Highrise Living and Urban FR9.40.01 Real Estate and Stakeholders’ Role in the Transformations: Towards a Build-High Creation of Lifestyles: The Co-Production of Gentrification? Urban Spaces of Public and Private Life Artistry (2nd Floor) Maira Daitx, Universidade de São Paulo; Manoel Rodrigues Alves, Universidade de São Paulo Moderator: Manoel Rodrigues Alves, Universidade de São Paulo Living High in Dallas: A New Real Estate

Market for a Renewed Downtown The Production of Residential Buildings in Christian Montes, Université Lyon2; Manuel the Metropolis of São Paulo: New Appert, Université Lyon2 Typological and Geographic Tendencies Cesár Simoni, Universidade de São Paulo; Huana Carvalho, Universidade de São Paulo

80 The Right to the View on the City Exacerbated a Legacy of Segregation in US Geoffrey Mollé, Université Lyon2 cities Justin Steil, Massachusetts Institute of Spatial Analysis and the Inclusive City: A Technology Technical Approach in the Highrise Living Project How Researchers Can Harness Local Land Julio Pedrassoli, Universidade Federal da Bahia Use Regulation Data to Examine Income and Racial Segregation Michael Lens, University of California, Los Nonprofits as Agents of FR9.40.02 Angeles Change in Communities Odyssey (1st Floor) The Impact of Rezoning Processes and School District Boundaries on Racial FRIDAY, APRIL 26 | DETAILED SCHEDULE Moderator: Michelle Wooddell, Grand Valley Segregation State University Tomas Monarrez, Urban Institute

Re-Making Midtown: The Nonprofit Sector Connecting Research on Land Use Takes the Lead Regulations to Federal and Local Policy Michelle Wooddell, Grand Valley State Debates on Civil Rights and Affordable University Housing

Megan Haberle, Poverty & Race Research Between the Firm and the Community: How Action Council French Unions Rethink and do not Change

Their Urban Mobilizations Strategies (yet) Deborah Galimberti, University of Florence; FR9.40.04 Race, Housing, and Guillaume Gourgues, Université Lumière Lyon 2 Inequality: A Multi-Tiered Perspective Legacy A (2nd Floor) Engagement with CDCs and the Politics of Insurgency Moderator: Daniel Pasciuti, Georgia State Allison Laskey, University of California, Irvine; University Walter Nicholls, University of California, Irvine Discrimination Without Discriminants Racial Achieving Justice for Parks: The Role of Logics in Tenant Screening Nonprofits in California Eva Rosen, Georgetown University; Philip Alessandro Rigolon, University of Illinois at Garboden, University of Hawaii at Manoa; Urbana-Champaign; Stephen Gibson, Jennifer Cossyleon, Johns Hopkins University Pepperdine University; Anastasia Loukaitou- Sideris, University of California, Los Angeles; Gentrification and Pacific Islanders in L.A. Vinit Mukhija, University of California, Los County Angeles Elora Raymond, Georgia Institute of Technology

The Neighborhood Context of Eviction in Race, Research and the FR9.40.03 Southern California New Politics of Zoning Michael Lens, University of California Los Laureate (1st Floor) Angeles; Kyle Nelson, University of California

Los Angeles; Ashley Gromis, Princeton Moderator: Solomon Greene, Urban Institute University

Suburbanization, Local Regulations, and A Legal Black Box: How Differences in Racial Equity Dispossessory Court Impact Inequality in Willow Lung-Amam, University of Maryland Urban, Suburban, and Rural Georgia College Park Daniel Pasciuti, Georgia State University;

Lauren Sudeall, Georgia State University How Zoning has Created, Enforced, and

81 Housing Tenure Alternatives for Low-Income Race, Housing, and the FR9.40.05 Households: Community Land Trusts and American System of Spatial Injustice Market-Based Housing Legacy B (2nd Floor) Mary Clare Lennon, City University of New York; Jakob Schneider, City University of New York; Moderator: Vanessa Rosa, Mount Holyoke Claire Cahen, City University of New York; College Susan Saegert, City University of New York

The Failure of Chicago's Public Housing Reforms in Addressing Structural Racism: FR9.40.07 Urban and Community The Reproduction of Racial Oppression Transformation Amy Khare, Case Western Reserve University Pathways (1st Floor)

The Making of Race in Public Housing: Moderator: Rosie J. Tighe, Cleveland State Puerto Ricans in New York City, 1945-1970 University Vanessa Rosa, Mount Holyoke College Agents of Opportunity? Institutional After the Projects: Public Housing Perspectives on Facilitating Spatial Redevelopment and the Racialized Power of Opportunity for Low-Income Homeowners Urban Renewal Backlash Sowmya Balachandran, University of Illinois at Lawrence Vale, Massachusetts Institute of Urbana Champaign; Andrew Greenlee, Technology University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign

The Connection Between Access to Building Up and Tearing Down the Ghetto Opportunity and Race in Increasingly Diverse Walls: Comparing the Old and New Urban US Metros Renewal in Baltimore Ruth Gourevitch, Urban Institute Derek Hyra, American University

Fate, Hope and Home: Framing the Recent Place Matters: Contextual FR9.40.06 Urban Transformation of Çinçin Through the Facilitators and Challenges for Community Narratives of its Community Land Trusts Gulsah Aykac, Middle East Technical University Pinnacle (1st Floor) Eroding Housing Segregation Through Moderator: Susan Saegert, City University of Improvement? Colonias, Retirement New York Communities, and Subdividers in South

Texas Resale Capitalization or Tax Bill Increases? Bara Safarova, Texas A&M University Balancing Valuation Pressures in Fair Market

FRIDAY, APRIL 26 | DETAILED SCHEDULE APRIL 26 | DETAILED FRIDAY, Assessments for Community Land Trust Strategies for Managing Shrinking Villages Properties and Vacant Single-Family Houses: Danish Natalie Prochaska, University of Illinois at Initiatives in a European Perspective Urbana-Champaign Jesper Ole Jensen, Aalborg University

The Chaos and Complexity of Community Land Trusts and Gentrification Jakob Schneider, City University of New York

Community Land Trusts: How and Why They Gained Ground in Two Cities Claire Cahen, City University of New York; Susan Saegert, City University of New York; Erin Lilli, City University of New York

82 Cities, Stadiums, & Social Responsibility: Affairs of the Heart(lands): FR9.40.08 How Basketball Teams Give Suburbanization and the Recasting of Urban Miriam Solis, University of Texas, Austin; Tatum Affairs Troutt, University of Texas, Austin Optimist A (2nd Floor)

Moderator: Nicholas Phelps, University of FR9.40.10 Arts, Activism, Urban Policy Melbourne and Renewal Transformation (2nd Floor) Which City? Nicholas Phelps, University of Melbourne Moderator: Lucia Capanema-Alvares, Universidade Federal Fluminense Unpacking the Marginality-Centrality Nexus

While Designing New Urban/Territorial Creativity and Protests: Cultural and Social FRIDAY, APRIL 26 | DETAILED SCHEDULE Policies: Challenges and Implications for Youth Movements as Responses to Cities and Regions Repression in Rio de Janeiro. Valeria Fedeli, Polytechnic of Milan; Camilla Lucia Capanema-Alvares, Universidade Federal Perrone, University of Florence Fluminense; Jorge Barbosa, Universidade Federal Fluminense Perforated Boundaries: Emerging Constellations of Health and Environment at A Discussion on Creative Industries in Small the City’s Edge Cities of Turkey: The Role of Local Dynamics Roger Keil, York University for Developing Creative Economy Erbu Kerimoglu, Istanbul Technical University; What’s in a Suburb? Evidence From Cities in Cansu Ilhan, Istanbul Technical University; China, India and Brazil Busra Guven Guney, Istanbul Technical Xuefei Ren, Michigan State University University

Urban Space and Architectural Represented FR9.40.09 The Costs and Benefits of Activism: JR and ERRE’s Border Installations Large-Scale Public Investments in the SoCal-Baja Border Region Optimist B (2nd Floor) Paulina Lanz, University of Southern California

Moderator: Gidon Jakar, University of Michigan Art Participation and Accessibility in Wilmington, Delaware: A Youth Photovoice Rationales of Persistent State Financial Project Incentives Though Their Effects are in Doubt Dianna Ruberto, University of Delaware Shaoming Cheng, Florida International University; Hai David Guo, Florida International Competitive Negotiation: Shaping the City University; Cathy Liu, Georgia State University Through Arts Activism and Urban Policy Johanna K. Taylor, Arizona State University Public Goods, Monopolization, and the Continuous Debate on Publicly Financed Professional Sports Facilities FR9.40.11 Communication in the City, Gidon Jakar, University of Michigan Communication About the City: Communication Models for Community- The Cost of New York City’s Hudson Yards Based Interventions Redevelopment Project Innovation (1st Floor) Flávia Leite, Schwartz Center for Economic Policy Analysis (SCEPA) - The New School; Moderator: Barbara Osborn, Office of the Los Bridget Fisher, Schwartz Center for Economic Angeles County Supervisor Sheila Kuehl Policy Analysis (SCEPA) - The New School

83 Interrogating Geosocial Media: Digital A&M University; Philip Berke, Texas A&M Imaginaries and the Representation of University Colonized Urban Space Source Water Protection in the Midwest: An Matthew Bui, University of Southern California Analysis of Planning and Implementation Efforts Gentrification and Activism in LA Through Jessica Wilson, The Ohio State University the Lens of Communication Infrastructure Theory (CIT) Transportation as an Marina Litvinsky, University of Southern FR9.40.13 California Economic Engine Entrepreneur (2nd Floor)

Neighborhood Information Hubs: Connecting Moderator: William Holt, Birmingham-Southern Communities and Challenging Stigmatizing College Narratives

Andrea Wenzel, Temple University Competing Verses Complementary

Operations of Common Carrier Modes: A Communications and Community Case Study of Bhubaneswar City Engagement: A Synergistic Strategy to Build Sai Kiran Annam, Indian Institute of Technology Neighborhood Support for Homelessness Kharagpur; Debasis Basu, Indian Institute of Solutions Technology Bhubaneswar; Bhargab Maitra, Barbara Osborn, Office of the Los Angeles Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur County Supervisor Sheila Kuehl

Does Short-term Aviation Growth Correlate Assessing the Needs of Geo-Ethnic Media With Local Development and Employment? A Daniela Gerson, California State University, Study of Airport Activity Centers as Local- Northridge & Craig Newmark, City University of New York Graduate School of Journalism Scale Economic Engines Hui Jeong Ha, The Ohio State University; Amber Woodburn McNair, The Ohio State University FR9.40.12 Connecting Water and Resilience to Build Stronger Cities To Safeguard Public Control Over Discovery (2nd Floor) Transportation Public-Private Partnerships: A Principal-Agent Solution Moderator: Xiong Guoping, Southeast Yanbing Han, Florida International University; University David (Hai) Guo, Florida International University

Study on the Evolution of Urban Form Along Local Government, The Yellow River FR9.40.14 Xiong Guoping, Southeast University; Yan Regionalism & Relational Governance Ziming, Southeast University Synergy (2nd Floor)

FRIDAY, APRIL 26 | DETAILED SCHEDULE APRIL 26 | DETAILED FRIDAY, Moderator: Serena Vanbutsele, Geneva The Study of Temporal and Spatial University Characteristics of Social-Ecological

Resilience in China Meta-Governance of Public-Private Yan Li , Yunnan University; Ruiliang Li, Yunnan University; Chunhong Xia, Yunnan University; Coproduction in Urban Policy. Experiences Zhangfeixue Li, Yunnan University; Jie Shen, From Copenhagen Yunnan University; Chao Fu, Yunnan University Lars A. Engberg, Aalborg University Copenhagen Evaluating the Suitability and Alignment of

Zoning and Land Use Planning in Flood-

Hazard Areas Matthew Malecha, Texas A&M University; Siyu Yu, Texas A&M University; Malini Roy, Texas

84 Perceptions of Elected-Appointed Officials’ Patterns in Special District Formation and Interactions in Large Wisconsin Dissolution Communities Christopher Goodman, University of Nebraska Douglas Ihrke, University of Wisconsin- at Omaha Milwaukee; Michael Ford, University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh; Rui Tong, University of Planning for Demographic Wisconsin-Milwaukee FR9.40.16 Change in Asia Governance and Policy Elite Circulation: The Enlightenment (2nd Floor) Network of Local Decision Makers in São Moderator: Xueming (Jimmy) Chen, Virginia Paulo Eduardo C L Marques, University of São Paulo Commonwealth University

FRIDAY, APRIL 26 | DETAILED SCHEDULE

Gender Differences in Commute Travel: New Street Level Autonomy: Perceptions of Insights From Urban India Autonomy Among Local Government Sandip Chakrabarti, Indian Institute of Officials and Staff Management Ahmedabad Thomas Skuzinski, Virginia Tech

Financing the Specialized Transportation The Processes of Institutionalizing Services in Asia and the Pacific Rim: Cases Metropolises in Poland. Ineffective of China, U.S. and Other Selected Countries Spontaneity in the Absence of Governmental Xueming (Jimmy) Chen, Virginia Commonwealth Policy University Jakub Szlachetko, University of Gdańsk

The Role of Built Environment on Obesity: FR9.40.15 Studies in Urban Politics The Gender Difference in Seoul and Policy Bertha Elizabeth Mercado Gonzalez, Pusan Illumination (2nd Floor) National University; Mi Namgung, Pusan National University; Seung Woo Park, Pusan Moderator: Marion Orr, Brown University National University

Elections, Opportunistic Policies and A Tale of Two Cities: Explaining Subnational Strategic Use of Decentralized Local Variations of Elderly Care Systems in Urban Budgets in Macedonia China Ljubinka Andonoska, University of Texas at El Xiaoye She, California State University at San Paso; Erik Alda, The American University Marcos

The Politics of Urban Water Management: Public Space, Communities, Effects of Recent Elections on Flood Control FR9.40.17 and Urban Development in Asia Policy and Municipal Water Governance in Catalyst (2nd Floor) Houston and New Orleans

Robert Collins, Dillard University Moderator: Binita Mahato, Auburn University

Voters and Municipal Pension Reform Transforming Incinerators Into Community Marion Orr, Brown University; Domingo Morel, Amenities? The Seoul Experience Rutgers University-Newark; Jonathan Collins, Albert Han, University of Calgary; Lucie Laurian, Brown University University of Iowa; Min Hee Go, Ewha Womans

University Urban Politics and Local Low-Income

Housing Policy: The Case of Inclusionary Understanding Non-western and Class- Zoning Initiative in Madison, Wisconsin based Notion of Public Space: The Case of Yongjun Shin, Bridgewater State University New Market Square, Kolkata, India

Binita Mahato, Auburn University

Examining Community-Led Artisanal Manuscript Preparation and Submission for Production as the Basis for Creative Peer-reviewed Journals Economy in Indian Cities: Case of Handloom Igor Vojnovic, Michigan State University Weaving Community From Varanasi Deepanjan Saha, Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur; Joy Sen, Indian Institute of Panel Discussion Technology Kharagpur Andrew Kirby, Arizona State University

Space, Cultural Consumption and Urban Panel Discussion Regeneration in Shanghai Jered Carr, University of Illinois at Chicago Jing Wang, Shanghai Jiao Tong University Panel Discussion Deirdre Oakley, Georgia State University Publishing in Urban Affairs: FR9.40.18 Meet the Editors Publishing in Metropolitics Imagination (2nd Floor) Hilary Botein, City University of New York & Metropolitics Moderator: Igor Vojnovic, Michigan State University

Housing Policy Debate Editorial Board Meeting (Invitation Only) 10:00am - 11:30am | Collaboration Boardroom (2nd Floor)

Concurrent Sessions 11:10am – 12:35pm

FRIDAY, APRIL 26 | DETAILED SCHEDULE APRIL 26 | DETAILED FRIDAY, Spatialising the Rights to FR11.10.01 The Impact of Intergenerational Support on the City: Towards a Relational Perspective Adult Children’s Housing Quality: Another on the Spatio-Temporal Dynamics of Social Perspective on Housing Inequality in Urban Inequalities China Laureate (1st Floor) Yanji Zhang, Fuzhou University; Jie Tang, Renmin University of China; Bo Qin, Renmin Moderator: Allen Xiao, University of Wisconsin- University of China Madison Investigating the Permanent Settlement “The Beaten Thieves Are Eating Meat!”: Intention of Rural-Urban Migrants in China: Hukou Delineation, Land Businesses and Between-City Variation and its Determinants Class Reconstitution in Beijing Jiejing Wang, Renmin University of China; Tao Yimin Zhao, Renmin University of China Liu, Peking University

86 The Competitiveness-oriented Provision of Segregation Is A Threat to Americans’ Urban Amenities and Spatial Inequality: Shared Goals Evidence from the City of Guangzhou Molly Metzger, Washington University in St. Yang Yu, Renmin University of China; Jing Louis Chen, Renmin University of China Facing the Causes of Segregation - Race and Panorama of Urban Mobilities and the the Location of Federal Housing Projects Dialectic of Social Inequality: Learning from Lance Freeman, Columbia University Lagos Allen Xiao, University of Wisconsin-Madison Promoting Inclusive Mixed-Income Communities: Poverty Deconcentration and Racial Desegregation

What Builds (or not) the FRIDAY, APRIL 26 | DETAILED SCHEDULE FR11.10.02 Mark Joseph, Case Western Reserve University Livable City Innovation (1st Floor) The Inclusive Communities Case: Furthering

Fair Housing – The Role of Evidence in Moderator: Lauren Ames Fischer, Columbia Protecting the Fair Housing Act From Attack University Philip Tegeler, Poverty & Race Research Action

Council Who Benefits? Assessing the Social

Sustainability of Transit-Led Revitalization in A Path Forward, Solving for Segregation Kansas City, MO Henry Webber, Washington University in St. Lauren Ames Fischer, Columbia University Louis

Conflict in Belfast But Not As You Know it: Politics, Planning and Participation FR11.10.04 Politicizing, Experiencing, Thomas McConaghie, Queen’s University and Resisting Gentrification II (The Politics of Belfast Gentrification) Odyssey (1st Floor) Calming the Right to Build Livable Urbanism: An Evidence From Kolkata Urban Moderator: Benjamin Teresa, Virginia Agglomeration (KUA), India Commonwealth University Arpan Paul, Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Kharagpur; Joy Sen, Indian Institute of Slow to Gentrify? The Role of Race and Technology (IIT) Kharagpur Politics in the Timing of Gentrification Domingo Morel, Rutgers University, Newark; Waste Reduction, Voluntarism, Nostalgia, Akira Drake Rodriguez, University of and the Re-making of Community Pennsylvania; Mara Sidney, Rutgers University, Salvatore Poier, University of Pittsburgh Newark; Nakeefa Garay Rutgers University, Newark; Adam Straub, Rutgers University Improving Transit's Impact on the Future Now Complexity and Power in Governance: Kelliann Beavers, University of Nevada, Las Understanding the Ongoing Relationships, Vegas Structures and Politics of Anti-Displacement Kathryn Howell, Virginia Commonwealth University Fifty Years After the Fair FR11.10.03 Housing Act: The Causes and Consequences YIMBYism and the Housing Crisis in the of Segregation, and the Bold Policy Agenda Global North Needed to Solve it Eliot Tretter, University of Calgary; Richard Legacy A (2nd Floor) Heyman, University of Texas, Austin; Elizabeth Mueller, University of Texas, Austin Moderator: Molly Metzger, Washington University

87 Social Protection and the Struggle over Rent University of Washington Control Benjamin Teresa, Virginia Commonwealth Surveying Inclusionary Housing in the United University States Ruoniu (Vince) Wang, Grounded Solutions Latino City: City Visions of Gentrification and Network; Sowmya Balachandran, University of Community Resistance Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Erualdo Gonzalez, California State University, Fullerton Building a Supportive Framework for Community Land Trusts and Shared-Equity Homeownership Programs: A State and Between Trust and FR11.10.05 Local Policy Landscape Analysis Skepticism: Organizing for Social Justice Michael Spotts, Neighborhood Fundamentals, Pathways (1st Floor) LLC

Moderator: Lisa Berglund, Dalhousie University FR11.10.07 Urban Neighborhoods as We’ve Been Here Before: Urban Activism and Real Estate Targets the Community Organizer Entrepreneur (2nd Floor) Katie Singer, Bard Early College - Newark Moderator: Hélène Bélanger, Université du “It’s About Suspicion of Power and Québec à Montréal Leadership”: Collective Skepticism and Networks of Opportunity Between Big Tech and Big Real Estate: Long Teresa Irene Gonzales, University of Island City in the Crosshairs of Massachusetts, Lowell Redevelopment Filip Stabrowski, City University of New York; “If We Don’t Fight for It, We Don’t Get It”: The Steve Lang, City University of New York Shaping of Place Attachment and Collective Action in Detroit’s 48217 Neighborhood Public Space Revitalization and the Lisa Berglund, Dalhousie University Invisibilization of the Less Desirables: The Case of Pushkin Garden in Mexico City Developing Pedagogy on Economic Justice Hélène Bélanger, Université du Québec à Louise Simmons, University of Connecticut Montréal

Why Real Estate Matters in Spatially The Prevalence and FR11.10.06 Analyzing Inequalities of Wealth and Assets? Performance of Shared Equity Interpreting Inequalities Induced by Price Homeownership Programs - A National Inflation in France. Perspective (Special Session Sponsored by Renaud Le Goix, University Paris Diderot; Laure FRIDAY, APRIL 26 | DETAILED SCHEDULE APRIL 26 | DETAILED FRIDAY, Grounded Solutions Network) Casanova-Enault, Université Avignon Pays de Pinnacle (1st Floor) Vaucluse; Guilhem Boulay, Université d'Avignon Pays de Vaucluse; Loïc Bonneval, Université Moderator: Andrew Greenlee, University of Lyon 2 Illinois at Urbana-Champaign OSNAP! Introducing the Open-Source Tracking Growth and Evaluating Neighborhood Analysis Package Performance of Shared Equity Elijah Knaap, University of California-Riverside; Homeownership During Housing Market Sergio Rey, University of California-Riverside; Fluctuations Levi Wolf, University of Bristol; Su Han, Rouniu (Vince) Wang, Grounded Solutions University of California-Riverside; Wei Kang, Network; Claire Cahen, The Graduate Center at University of California-Riverside the City University of New York; Arthur Acolin, University of Washington; Rebecca Walter

88 Wall Street Landlords: An Analysis of Helping or Hurting? The Costs and Benefits Institutional Single-Family Rental Investors of Municipal Bankruptcy Gregg Colburn, University of Washington; Akheil Singla, Arizona State University; Carolyn Rebecca Walter, University of Washington; Abott, St. Johns University; Samuel Stone, Deirdre Pfeiffer, Arizona State University California State University, Fullerton

Beyond the Supply Side: Availability, Use, Redevelopment and FR11.10.08 and Impact of Municipal Open Data in the Revitalization of Downtown Communities U.S. Transformation (2nd Floor) Bev Wilson, University of Illinois at Urbana- Champaign; Cong Cong, University of Illinois at Moderator: Meagan Ehlenz, Arizona State Urbana-Champaign University FRIDAY, APRIL 26 | DETAILED SCHEDULE Brownfields Redevelopment and FR11.10.10 Diversity as a Vector of Communities’ Responses: From Opposition Social Relations Change to Local Development Imagination (2nd Floor) Richard Morin, Université du Québec à Montréal Moderator: Andrea Glass, University of "Can You Imagine What's Happened in Delaware Durham?" Duke University, The Duke- Durham Neighborhood Partnership, and Digital Technologies, Social Groups, and Downtown Revitalization Hierarchy: An Ethnographic Investigation of Meagan Ehlenz, Arizona State University Queer Urban Socialities in Urban China Yifeng Troy Cai, Brown University Understanding the Revival of Greater Downtown Detroit: An Assessment of the “Tits and Sass”: The Rise of Vernacular Effect of Revitalization Initiatives Resistance to the Gentrification of Sex Avis Vidal, Wayne State University Andrea Glass, University of Delaware

Place Matters: Towards Equitable Moving the Needle: Early Findings on Faculty Development in Suburbia Approaches to Integrating Culturally Willow Lung Amam, University of Maryland - Competent Pedagogy into Educational College Park Spaces April Jackson, Florida State University; Marla Parker, California State University, Los Angeles; Municipal Finance After FR11.10.09 Lisa Turner DeVera, Florida State University; Ivis the Great Recession Garcia Zambrana, University of Utah; Tisha Artistry (2nd Floor) Holmes, Florida State University; Ellen Shiau, California State Moderator: Sara Hinkley, University of California, Berkeley Women of Color and Stress Marya Shegog, University of Nevada, Las Post-recessionary Metropolitan Growth of Vegas; Axenya Kachen, University of Nevada, Restructured Legacy Driver Industries in Las Vegas Northeast Ohio

Iryna Lendel, Cleveland State University; Merissa Piazza, Cleveland State University FR11.10.11 Place-Making, Diversity & Social Ties Benchmarking the Benchmarks: How Catalyst (2nd Floor) Measures of Financial Health Vary Across Governments Moderator: Andrea Hoff, University of California, Akheil Singla, Arizona State University Irvine

89 Sacred Place-Making, Cultural Identity, and Family Self-Sufficiency Programs: Do They Urban Policy in Tepoztlán, Mexico Assist Public Housing Residents Grow Andrea Hoff, University of California, Irvine Assets? Anna Maria Santiago, Michigan State University Local Civil Society Dynamics in Territorially Stigmatized Neighbourhoods. The Case of Unresolved and Emerging Molenbeek, Brussels FR11.10.13 Stijn Oosterlynck, University of Antwerp; Concerns in Wellness: HIV, Violence, Mental Thomas Swerts, Erasmus Universiteit Health and the Opioid Crisis Rotterdam; Fatima Laoukili, University of Synergy (2nd Floor) Antwerp Moderator: Danielle Spurlock, University of Using Social Networks to Reduce North Carolina at Chapel Hill Communities Vulnerability to Hurricanes Omar Perez-Figueroa, University of California, Planners’ Role in Designing Supportive Irvine Communities for HIV-positive Residents: A SWOT Analysis in Atlanta, Georgia Neighborhood Effects of Social Capital on Grace Graszer, Georgia Institute of Technology; Children and Its Meaning for Adulthood Katie OConnell, Georgia Institute of Technology; Success Nisha Botchwey, Georgia Institute of Jinhee Yun, Cleveland State University Technology

City Life and Millennials Persistent Neighborhood Disadvantage, Adam Okulicz-Kozaryn, Rutgers University Exposure to Violence, and Mental Health of Camden; Rubia Valente, City University of New Urban Mothers York Christian King, University of Central Florida; Xi Huang, University of Central Florida

FR11.10.12 Income Inequalities, Healthy or Unhealthy Moves: Housing Housing and Employment Location Displacement and Self-Reported Physical Enlightenment (2nd Floor) and Mental Health Danielle Spurlock, University of North Carolina Moderator: Rahim Kurwa, University of Illinois - at Chapel Hill Chicago What are Local Communities Doing to Why Do Family Households Return to Address the Opioid Crisis? A Survey of Homeless Shelters?—A Case Study of Salt Colorado Local Governments Lake City, Utah William L Swann, University of Colorado Keuntae Kim, University of Utah; Ivis Garcia Denver; Sojeong Kim, University of Colorado

FRIDAY, APRIL 26 | DETAILED SCHEDULE APRIL 26 | DETAILED FRIDAY, Zambrana, University of Utah Denver

Policing the Family: How the Regulation of Using Entrepreneurship Housing Assistance Turns Family into a FR11.10.14 Vulnerability for Low-Income Renters and Market Forces to Create Opportunity in Rahim Kurwa, University of Illinois - Chicago the Developing World Optimist B (2nd Floor) Which is Happier, Living in Metropolitan Areas or in Small Towns? Moderator: Zhiyong Hu, The Education Shigeharu Nomura, Shanghai International University of Hong Kong Studies University/Osaka University; Masaki Takayama, Osakka University

90 Formulating Airport-Oriented Development to Fossil Fuel Commodity Chains (AOD) Index for Efficient Urbanization and Corina McKendry, Colorado College; Nik Janos, Boosting globalization: A Case of Varanasi, California State University Chico India Sunny Bansal, Indian Institute of Technology Assessing the Spatial and Temporal (IIT) Kharagpur, India; Joy Sen, Indian Institute Dimensions of U.S. Household Energy of Technology (IIT) Kharagpur, India Deprivation: Constructing a Multidimensional Energy Vulnerability Index Remapping the Boundary of Rule: Policy Dominic Bednar, University of Michigan; Tony Entrepreneurship and the Negotiation of Reames, University of Michigan Shared Interests in China’s Urban Redevelopment The Right to Electric Power: the Future of Zhiyong Hu, The Education University of Hong Distributed Generation FRIDAY, APRIL 26 | DETAILED SCHEDULE Kong Gwen Urey, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona Urban Entrepreneurial Development and Peri-urban Areas Intergovernmental Naganika Sanga, University of Michigan FR11.10.16 Relations, Service Delivery & Public Policy Optimist A (2nd Floor) The Production of CBDs in Shanghai: The

Shifting State-Market Relationship and the Moderator: Jered Carr, University of Illinois at Changing Role of A Municipal Development Chicago Corporation

Kui Zhu, Tongji University; Li Hou, Tongji Level of Coordination Between Municipal University Councils and Other Local Government's Entities, in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia FR11.10.15 Energy and Climate: (Exploratory Study) Challenges to Environmental and Climate Ameer Alalwan, Associate Professor of Urban Planning Planning, Institute of Public Adminstration, Discovery (2nd Floor) Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

Moderator: Lisa Bornstein, McGill University The City's Changing Role in Workforce Development Policy, Building Local Human Synergies, Leverage Points and Barriers to Capital Sustainable Communities: Policy and Spatial Katheryn Brekken, University of Nevada, Las Analyses of District Energy Systems in Four Vegas Cities Lisa Bornstein, McGill University; Heather Analyzing the Effectiveness of Public Service DeManbey, McGill University; Daniel Pearl, Networks: Evidence From a Large N Study of Universite de Montreal; Michael Kummert, Intergovernmental Agreements in Iowa Polytechnique Montreal; Jasmine Ali, McGill Michael Siciliano, University of Illinois at University; Samuel Letellier-Duchesne, Chicago; Jered Carr, University of Illinois at Polytechnique Montreal Chicago

Exploring The Nexus of Surface and Back to Basics: Service Delivery in Cities Atmospheric UHIs by Spatial Big Data Today Bumseok Chun, Texas Southern University; Genie Stowers, San Francisco State University Kevin Lanza, Georgia Institute of Technology; Kwangyul Choi, University of Calgary; Jiwan The Annexation Threat: More Evidence on Pun Thapa, Texas Southern University Why Newly Incorporated Municipalities Form Noah J. Durst, Michigan State University; Drawing the Thin Green Line: Subnational Weijing Wang, Michigan State University; Wei Sovereignties, Territoriality, and Challenges Li, Michigan State University

91 Legacy B (2nd Floor)

Critical Perspectives on FR11.10.17 Moderator: Julia Harten, University of Southern Urban Politics and Participation California Illumination (2nd Floor) Improving Quality of Life in Informal Moderator: Gordana Rabrenovic, Northeastern Settlements of South Asian Megacities- University Integrating Microclimatic Dimension With Socioeconomic Sustainability Does Place Attachment Lead to Positive Shreya Banerjee, Indian Institute of Technology Citizen Behavior? Evidence from Seoul, Kharagpur; Subrata Chattopadhyay, Indian Republic of Korea Institute of Technology Kharagpur Jiyon Shin, Seoul National University; Heejin Yang, Seoul National University Difference of Migrants’ Housing Behavior Across Chinese Cities and its Influence on From Riots to Protests: Changing Nature of Their Integration Collective Action in Boston Yulin Chen, Tsinghua University Gordana Rabrenovic, Northeastern University Research on Residents Conflicts From the Does Citizen Participation Make a Difference Perspective of Community Inclusion in in the Largest Polish Cities? Evidence From Contemporary China — Case Study of a Deprived Urban Areas Mixed Neighborhood in Shanghai Katarzyna Romańczyk, University of Warsaw Fan Yang, Tongji University; Li Yu Chen, Tongji University Participation Strikes, Zeitadel & the Crisis of Urban Democracy: The Role of Citizens in The Price of Crowding: Modeling the Rental Urban Development in Amsterdam, Hamburg Market for Overcrowded Housing in & New York Shanghai E.W. Stapper, University of Amsterdam Julia Harten, University of Southern California; Annette Kim, University of Southern California; Cyber-Analog Citizenship, Antifascism, and Cressica Brazier, Massachusetts Institute of American Nationalism: Disputation of Online Technology and Physical Space in the “Battle for Berkeley” The Complexity of Land Tenure Security: Karen Trapenberg Frick, University of California Land Titling, Upgrading, and Relocation in Berkeley River Normalization in Indonesia Jaehyeon Park, University of California, Los FR11.10.18 Informal Settlement and Angeles Migrant Housing in Asia FRIDAY, APRIL 26 | DETAILED SCHEDULE APRIL 26 | DETAILED FRIDAY,

Annual Awards Luncheon 12:35pm - 2:00pm | Centennial Ballroom (1st Floor) Comprehensive Registration badge or reception ticket required

92 Concurrent Sessions 2:05pm - 3:30pm

FR2.05.01 Shaking Up the Idea of FR2.05.03 The Kerner Commission “Progressive Planning”: The Case of the Fifty Years Later: What Works and New Will Radical Planning Escuelita Legacy A (2nd Floor) Enlightenment (2nd Floor) Moderator: Alan Curtis, Eisenhower Foundation Moderator: Nina M. Flores, California State University Long Beach A Summary of The Kerner Commission FRIDAY, APRIL 26 | DETAILED SCHEDULE Update Fifty Years Later Sanctuary Planning Tools and Community Alan Curtis, Eisenhower Foundation Defense in Santa Ana, California Carolina Sarmiento, University of Wisconsin The Kerner Commission, Housing And Madison Development Policy Fifty Years Later Gregory Squires, George Washington University The Power and Pedagogy of Informal Education Spaces The Kerner Commission, Education Policy Nina M. Flores, California State University Long And School Integration Fifty Years Later Beach Gary Orfield, University of California, Los Angeles Teachers as Cultural Workers Benjamin Vazquez, El Centro Cultural De The Kerner Commission And Latinos Mexico Patricia Gandara, University of California, Los Angeles FR2.05.02 There Is No Right to the City Without Urban Climate Justice FR2.05.04 Race, Place, & Power: Pinnacle (1st Floor) Examining the Effects of Interpersonal Interactions on Urban Residents Moderator: Kian Goh, University of California, Odyssey (1st Floor) Los Angeles Moderator: Brandi Blessett, University of An Ethics of Abolitionism, Anti-Racism, and Cincinnati Care in Urban Climate Justice Malini Ranganathan, American University A Nuanced Investigation into the Household Dynamics and Urban Characteristics that Follow the Carbon: Collective Consumption, Influence Household Transportation Costs Urban Greenhouse Gas Emissions, and the Carrie Makarewicz, University of Colorado – Right to the City Denver; Prentiss Dantzler, Colorado College Daniel Aldana Cohen, University of Pennsylvania “They Think We’re ‘Troublemakers’”: Examining Racial Ideology’s Role in Black Green Imaginaries: Designing Just Urban Teens’ Access to Youth Programs Climate Futures Cameron Herman, Northern Arizona University Kian Goh, University of California, Los Angeles Resident Perspectives of the New Orleans The Right to Retreat: Urban Climate Justice Police Department: Understanding in a Sinking City Perceptions of Intersectional Subjection Liz Koslov, University of California, Los Angeles Tia Sheree Gaynor, University of Cincinnati; Brandi Blessett, University of Cincinnati

93 Social Interaction With Neighbors After Discussant: Peter Ward, University of Texas at Forced Relocation From Public Housing: An Austin Application of Person-Environment Fit Theory Sweating it Out: Self-Help Housing in the Renée Skeete, Centers for Disease Control and United States Prevention Noah Durst, Michigan State University; Elena Cangelosi, Michigan State University

Neighborhood Security FR2.05.05 A Typology of Squatters in Detroit, Michigan: Perceptions Necessity, Routine, and Lifestyle Synergy (2nd Floor) Claire Herbert, Drexel University

Moderator: Kirk Harris, University of Wisconsin- School-to-Work Transitions of Texas Colonia Milwaukee Populations Carlos Olmedo, University of Texas at Austin A Geospatial Analysis of Walkability and Crime on Los Angeles City Blocks The Contribution of Manufactured Housing Narae Lee, University of California, Irvine; to Affordable Housing in the US: Assessing Christopher Contreras, University of California, Variation among Manufactured Housing Irvine Tenures and Community Types

Noah Durst, Michigan State University; Esther Slum Dwellers’ Perception of Neighborhood Sullivan, University of Colorado Denver Insecurity and Empowering the Marginalized Among Marginalized Groups: Gender Getting By and Getting Out: How Louisiana Difference Perspective Bayou Residents Are Adapting to Ziming Li, University of Florida; Abhinav Environmental and Economic Change Alakshendra, University of Florida Marla Nelson, University of New Orleans; Renia Ehrenfeucht, University of New Mexico; Traci Does Space Influence on the Frequency and Birch, Louisiana State University; Anna Brand, Severity of Distraction-Affected Vehicle University of California Berkeley; Tara Lambeth, Crashes? An Empirical Evidence from the University of New Orleans; Jessica Williams, Central Ohio University of New Orleans Youngbin Lym, The Ohio State University; Philip

Viton, The Ohio State University FR2.05.07 Exploring the Quality of Public-Private Parasites: How Business Neighborhoods Improvement Districts Criminalize Pathways (1st Floor) Homelessness Jeff Garnand, University of California, Berkeley; Moderator: Jennifer Darrah-Okike, University of

FRIDAY, APRIL 26 | DETAILED SCHEDULE APRIL 26 | DETAILED FRIDAY, Chris Herring, University of California, Berkeley Hawaii at Manoa

Crime Prevention Through Community Consolidated Housing Plan: Exploring the Development: Assessing the Impact of BCJI Relationship Between Plan Quality, on Crime and Disorder in West Philadelphia Implementation, And the Impact on Local Robert Stokes, DePaul University; John Community MacDonald, University of Pennsylvania Tho Tran, Texas A&M University; Shannon Van Zandt, Texas A&M University

FR2.05.06 Informal Housing in the United States Legacy B (2nd Floor)

Moderator: Joseph Wallerstein, Harvard University

94 Working Toward Self-Sufficiency?: Findings Together we Stand, Divided we Fall: Civic From a 5-Year Evaluation of a Public Housing Capacity and Economic Development in Work Requirement America's Mid-Sized Cities Michael D. Webb, UNC-Chapel Hill; William M. Daniel Bliss, Illinois Institute of Technology Rohe, UNC-Chapel Hill; Atticus Jaramillo, UNC- Chapel Hill Creating Technology Together: The Impact of North Carolina's Triangle University Moving to Efficacy? Exploring How Licensing Consortium Residential Mobility Impacts Self-Efficacy Mary Donegan, University of Connecticut; Jennifer Darrah-Okike, University of Hawaii at Maryann Feldman, University of North Carolina Manoa; Anna Rhodes, Rice University at Chapel Hill

FRIDAY, APRIL 26 | DETAILED SCHEDULE Re-Imagining the Classic Holdout Problem: A Measuring and Analyzing FR2.05.08 Coasean Alternative to Eminent Domain in Affordable Housing Public Land Assembly Innovation (1st Floor) William Ridley, University of Oklahoma College

of Architecture Moderator: Darrel Ramsey-Musolf, UMass Amherst Defense Conversion as Redevelopment

Laboratory: Governance and Military The Best-Laid Plans Often go Awry: An Redevelopment in America Analysis of the Implementation of Small Area Michael Touchton, University of Miami; Amanda Fair Market Rents (SAFMRs). Ashley, Boise State University Kelly Patterson, University at Bufflao; Robert Silverman, University at Buffalo Community Capital and its Effect on Local

Service Delivery: Does it Really Make a Constant Quartile Measurement of Changing Difference? Rental Affordability in U.S. Metropolitan Gary Anderson, University of North Carolina at Areas, 2000 to 2016 Pembroke Dowell Myers, University of Southern California; JungHo Park, University of Southern California; Eduardo Mendoza, University of Southern FR2.05.10 Austerity and Urban Crisis: California Local & Global Perspectives Illumination (2nd Floor) Housing Shortage, Filtering, and Low-income Housing Opportunities Moderator: Jonathan Davies, De Montfort Dowell Myers, University of Southern California; University JungHo Park, University of Southern California Neoliberalism, Austerity and Crisis in Accessory Dwelling Units as Low-Income International Urban Perspective: Evidence Housing: California’s Faustian Bargain From Eight Case Studies of Austerity Darrel Ramsey-Musolf, UMass Amherst Governance Jonathan Davies, De Montfort University Managing the "Mission" and the "Margin" in the Affordable Housing Space Incentives and Austerity: How Did the Great Dustin Read, Virginia Tech Recession Affect Municipal Economic Development Policy? Governance and Economic Sara Hinkley, University of California, Berkeley; FR2.05.09 Rachel Weber, University of Illinois at Chicago Development

Optimist B (2nd Floor) Safe Places and Politics of Fear: The City

Coping With the Refugee Crisis Moderator: Mary Donegan, University of Berna Turam, Northeastern University Connecticut

95 Where Has All The Food Gone? A Review of Through the Lens of FR2.05.11 Food Environment Policies and Bylaws of Diversity: Historical and Contemporary Canadian Metropolitan Areas Perspectives on Parks, Neighborhoods and Alexander Wray, Western University; Jason Public Spaces Gilliland, University of Western Ontario Transformation (2nd Floor) The Connection Between Transportation and Moderator: Nabaparna Ghosh, Babson College Preventive Healthcare for Older Adults Zeenat Kotval-K, Michigan State University; 'Black Turf and White Fear': Race, Neglect, Linda Keilman, Michigan State University and the Public Image of Franklin Park in Mid- Twentieth Century Boston The Effects of Socio-Demographics and Phil Birge-Liberman, University of Connecticut Travel Behavior on Self-Assessed Health Status Winning the “War on Weeds, Rubbish and Gilsu Pae, The Ohio State University; Gulsah Ugliness”: Mrs. Hunt, Mrs. Washburn, and Akar, The Ohio State University the City Beautiful in Los Angeles

Meredith Drake Reitan, University of Southern California FR2.05.13 Using Unique Geography to Create Value in Urban Areas Neighborhoods as Communities in South Artistry (2nd Floor) Asian Cities Nabaparna Ghosh, Babson College Moderator: Thomas Vicino, Northeastern University The Acquisition of Land for Urban Parks in Early 20th-Century Barcelona: Critiques, Privately Owned Public Spaces in Toronto Justifications, and Debates and the Dissonance of Geographical Ryan Holifield, University of Wisconsin- Imaginations Milwaukee Brenton Nader, University of Waterloo

Critical Drivers and Consequences of Health and Accessibility to FR2.05.12 Informal Land Transactions in Owerri Urban, Food and Transport Imo State, Nigeria Catalyst (2nd Floor) Stanislaus Anabaraonye Okeahialam, Imo State University Owerri; Sabina Chiaka Osuji, Imo Moderator: Zeenat Kotval-K, Michigan State State University Owerri University Valuing the Philippi Horticultural Area for the Food Insecurity: Supplemental Nutrition City of Cape Town Assistance Program (SNAP) and Food

FRIDAY, APRIL 26 | DETAILED SCHEDULE APRIL 26 | DETAILED FRIDAY, Inken Oldsen-thor Straten, University of Justice Oldenburg & University of Cape Town Cortney Dunklin, University of Wisconsin- Milwaukee Evolution of Economic Performance of Urban Spatial Expansion in Hanzhong Decomposing Racial Gap in Food Security in Xiaojuan Ren, Xi’an University of Architecture Columbus, Ohio: A Blinder-Oaxaca and Technology; Xiaojian Chen, Xi’an University Decomposition Analysis of Architecture and Technology; Quan Ma, The Keumseok Koh, University of Hong Kong; Ayaz First Institute of Photogrammetry and Remote Hyder, The Ohio State University; Michelle L. Sensing, NASG Kaiser, The Ohio State University; Glennon Sweeny, The Ohio State University; Karima Samadi, The Ohio State University

96 Analysis on Urban Spatial Structure of Main Moderator: Pierre Hamel, Université de Area in Kunming Based on Point of Interest Montréal (POI) Big Data Zijiang Yang, Yunnan University; Xiong He, Political Homophily and Intergovernmental Yunnan University; Yiling Hua, Yunnan Collaboration: Municipal Investment in Joint University Infrastructure Development Brian An, University of Southern California; Richard Feiock, Florida State University The Impact of Growth FR2.05.14 Dissimilarities and Location Preferences on Governing Suburbia in the Face of Environmental Quality, Resilience and Uncertainties. The Example of Montreal Sustainability: Suburbanization, Pierre Hamel, Université de Montréal Gentrification, and Personal Mobility Devices FRIDAY, APRIL 26 | DETAILED SCHEDULE Discovery (2nd Floor) Smart City Indicators: Can They Improve Governance in Croatian Large Cities? Moderator: William Holt, Birmingham-Southern Dubravka Jurlina Alibegović, The Institute of College Economics, Zagreb; Željka Kordej-De Villa, The Institute of Economics, Zagreb; Mislav Šagovac, Suburbanization and Perceived University of Zagreb, Faculty of Economics and Environmental Quality: A Case of Phoenix, Business Arizona Jeong Joo Ahn, Arizona State University; Local Government Participation in Elizabeth A. Corley, Arizona State University; Collaborative Regional Planning: A Study of Yushim Kim, Arizona State University; Kelli Municipal Involvement in the VibrantNEO Larson, Arizona State University; Joanna Lucio, 2040 Plan Development Arizona State University; Abigail York, Arizona Meghan Rubado, Cleveland State University; State University; Riley Andrade, Arizona State Wendy Kellogg, Cleveland State University; University Thomas Hilde, Cleveland State University; Joanna Ganning, Cleveland State University Development Control: A Strategy for Sustainable Development in Nigerian Cities. The Metropolitan Challenge In European Sabina Chiaka Osuji, Imo State University Urban Areas Owerri, Imo State, Nigeria Ivan Tosics, Metropolitan Research Institute, Budapest Intimate Rhythms: Sustainable Mobility in the

Built Environment for Skateboards Lorne Platt, California State Polytechnic FR2.05.16 Writing and Publishing University, Pomona Imagination (2nd Floor)

Urban Transformation Towards Moderator: Yasminah Beebeejaun, University Sustainability or Planned Green College London Gentrification? Insights from Urban Renewal Processes in Gaziosmanpaşa, Istanbul Preparing to Write Mahir Yazar, Arizona State University; Ali Ed Goetz, University of Minnesota Saysel, Bogazici University; Dina Hestad, University of Oxford; Yuge Ma, University of An Editor's Perspective Oxford; Thomas Thornton, University of Oxford; Ali Modarres, University of Washington, Tacoma Diana Mangalagiu, University of Oxford Developing Writing Strategies Elizabeth L. Sweet, Temple University FR2.05.15 Intergovernmental Relations, Urbanization & Planning Understanding your Audience Entrepreneur (2nd Floor) Mildred E. Warner, Cornell University

97 Critical Urban Theory Class, Commodification and FR2.05.17 David Karjanen, University of Minnesota the Commons in Urban Theory

Optimist A (2nd Floor) FR2.05.18 Temporal Negotiations in Moderator: Matthew Anderson, Eastern the Southeast Asian City Washington University Laureate (1st Floor)

Class Monopoly Rent and the Moderator: Trude Renwick, University of Redevelopment of Portland’s Pearl District California, Berkeley Matthew Anderson, Eastern Washington University “Ghost Tower” - Architecture, Economic Crisis, and Spirituality in Bangkok Public Space as Urban Common. A Trude Renwick, University of California, Theoretical Connection With Common Pool Berkeley Resources Valeria Morea, Università Mediterranea Reggio Public Art and Urban Change in Yogyakarta, Calabria / Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam Indonesia Katherine Bruhn, University of California, Producing Authenticity: Theorizing Heritage Berkeley Commodification in Minority Enclaves Jason Orne, Drexel University The Shifting Dynamics of Time in Metro Manila: Towards a Temporal Logic of Planning with Money: A Not-So-Radical Idea Agglomeration Drew Westberg, Coe College Justin Stern, Harvard University

Addressing the Post-Political: Towards a

Coffee Break (Open to all registrants) 3:30pm – 3:45pm | Centennial Ballroom (1st Floor)

FRIDAY, APRIL 26 | DETAILED SCHEDULE APRIL 26 | DETAILED FRIDAY, Poster Session 3:30pm – 4:00pm | Centennial Ballroom (1st Floor)

Jaydevsinh K Atodaria, Iowa State University; Social Interaction and Public FR3.30.01 Sungduck Lee, Iowa State University; Ben Sports: Crime Prevention for Youth in Alto Shirtcliff, Iowa State University Peru

Sungduck Lee, Iowa State University; Benjamin Shirtcliff, Iowa State University FR3.30.03 Commodifying Urban Constance Mixon, Elmhurst College; Natalie Barnes, Elmhurst College Informal Public Spaces and FR3.30.02 Urban Design Interventions as a Neighborhood Revitalization Tool

98 Rashida Ferdinand, Sankofa Community Spaces of Commoning, in FR3.30.05 Development Corporation; Anna Hamilton, Berlin and Other Cities, and Their Potential Sankofa Community Development Corporation; for the Building of Sustainable Social Jasmine Williams-Washington, Community Communities and Educational Cultures Science Joachim Broecher, University of Flensburg,

Germany; Janet F. Painter, Lenoir-Rhyne University FR3.30.13 The Agenda Setting in the Field of Urban Mobility: A Reading on the City of Maringá – Brazil The Built Environment, FR3.30.06 Thais Gomes, Universidade Estadual do Parana; Physical Activity, and Obesity: Exploring William Borges, Universidade Estadual de Burdens on Vulnerable U.S. Populations Maringa Jiang Chang, Michigan State University; Igor FRIDAY, APRIL 26 | DETAILED SCHEDULE Vojnovic, Michigan State University; Zeenat Kotval-K, Michigan State University; Xiaomeng FR3.30.14 Re-Envisioning Public Li, Michigan State University; Jieun Lee, Spaces: Streetscape Design Strategies for University of Northern Colorado; Jeanette Informal Neighborhoods Eckert, Michigan State University Kwadwo A. Gyan, Iowa State University; Sungduck Lee, Iowa State University; Ben Shirtcliff, Iowa State University When Refugees Become FR3.30.07 Beer Store Owners in the ‘hood: An Exploration of Temporality, Urban Policy, and FR3.30.15 Re-Cycling Neighborhoods: Social Movement in Philadelphia Re-utilizing Informal Public Spaces Through Charles Chear, Rutgers University Waste Management System Tanvi Sharad Halde, Iowa State University; Sungduck Lee, Iowa State University; Ben FR3.30.08 Regenerating as a Creative Shirtcliff, Iowa State University Just City: Just City Agendas and Artist

Engagement in Seoul Soyoon Choo, University of Southern California FR3.30.17 Conceptual Speed Variation Measure for Crash Prediction on Urban Arterials FR3.30.09 Stadium Development: A Roshan Jose, Indian Institute of Technology Trojan Horse For Urban Imperialism Kharagpur; Sudeshna Mitra, Indian Institute of Alicia Cintron, University of Cincinnati; Brigitte Technology Kharagpur Burpo, University of Louisville

FR3.30.18 Effect of Part-time FR3.30.10 Foxconn and its 4.5 Billion Employment on Life Satisfaction in Seoul, Dollar Incentive Package: An Economic Korea: A Gender Perspective Development Conflict Analysis Jae Won Kim, Yonsei University; Up Lim, Yonsei Paul Davidson, University of Wisconsin- University Milwaukee

FR3.30.19 Exploring the Role of FR3.30.11 The Idea Behind the Design Community Development in Achieving of Tripoli’s Main Square during the Italian Sustainability of the NLUCs: A Case Study of Colonization of Libya Kolkata Aida M. Ejroushi, Texas Tech University Sudeshna Kumar, Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur; Haimanti Banerji, Indian Institute of FR3.30.12 Making Theory Practical: Technology Kharagpur Using Community Wisdom to Bring the Lower Ninth Ward a Step Closer to Health

99 FR3.30.20 "You Cannot Put a Garden FR3.30.29 Migrants’ Limited Freedom Anywhere": A Critical Analysis of Green of Movement: Migrant Domestic Workers Projects and Food Justice in Milwaukee, WI and Recruitment Agencies in Hong Kong Shavaughn Lawson, University of Wisconsin- Ryosuke Takemura, Columbia University in the Milwaukee City of New York

FR3.30.21 Radical Public Space for the FR3.30.30 Travel Behavior Effects of Radical City Rural-Urban Migration in Indonesia: A David Lewis, Jackson State University Difference-in-Differences Estimator Alyas Widita, Georgia Institute of Technology; Timothy Welch, Georgia Institute of Technology FR3.30.22 Detecting Neighborhood

Vacancy in the Detroit Region with Remote Sensing FR3.30.31 The Impacts of Xiaomeng Li, Michigan State University; Ran Environmental Factors on Public Housing Wang, University of Alberta; Igor Vojnovic, Residents' Social Capital and Health in Seoul Michigan State University Jaewoong Won, Kyung Hee University; Je-Su Lee, Kangwon National University FR3.30.23 Aesthetics of Efficiency: Pipes, Plants and Good Citizens in Los FR3.30.32 An Action Plan for Santa Angeles’s Gardens Clarita: Towards a Better Homeless Count in Valentin Meilinger, Utrecht University L.A. County’s 3rd-Largest City Brian Harris, University of California, Los Angeles; Irma Livadic, University of California, Urbanization and Internal FR3.30.24 Los Angeles; Jennifer Rees, University of Migration in South Asia in the 21st Century California, Los Angeles; Caio Velasco, Kamal Narayanan, Harvard Extension School University of California, Los Angeles; Michelle Viorato, University of California, Los Angeles FR3.30.25 Cultural Planning in American Cities FR3. 30.33 Charging Infrastructure Eleonora Redaelli, University of Oregon Strategies: How to Maximize the Deployment and Use of Electric Drayage Trucks in FR3.30.26 The Place We Call Home: Southern California Our Symbols, Our Cities,…This Is "Us" Libby Bradley, University of California, Los Aspasia Rigopoulou-Melcher, St. Cloud State Angeles; Naseem Golestani, University of University California, Los Angeles; Kazutaka Izumi, University of California, Los Angeles; Kento

FRIDAY, APRIL 26 | DETAILED SCHEDULE APRIL 26 | DETAILED FRIDAY, Tanaka, University of California, Los Angeles; FR3.30.27 Order Maintenance Policing Tsuyoshi Yamakawa, University of California, in Gentrifying Neighborhoods: Precursor or Los Angeles Consequence? Victoria F Sisk, University of Arizona Choice, Community, and FR3.30.34 Reproductive Health: Expanding Access to FR3.30.28 An Exploration of Social Perinatal Education in Los Angeles Processes in Gentrifying Neighborhoods Hanna Christianson, University of California, Los Bryn Spielvogel, Boston College; Rebekah Angeles; Melissa Lopez, University of California, Levine Coley, Boston College Los Angeles; Camille McCallister, University of California, Los Angeles; Lily Rhodes, University of California, Los Angeles

100 FR3.30.35 Exploring Intersectional FR3.30.37 Identifying Barriers to Pre- Policy Solutions to Achieve Climate and Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) Utilization Economic Justice in South Los Angeles Among Sex Workers: A Mixed Method Study Marissa Ayala, University of California, Los Evelyn Escobedo-Pol, University of California, Angeles; Zainab Badi, University of California, Los Angeles; Cherlyn Perez-Corral, University of Los Angeles; Robin Brown, University of California, Los Angeles; Cristina Villalpando, California, Los Angeles; Lindsay University of California, Los Angeles; Ashely Liegler,University of California, Los Angeles; Williams, University of California, Los Angeles Iman Nanji, University of California, Los Angeles FR3.30.38 Mixed Evidence of Local FR3.30.36 Growing Up Behind Bars: Neighborhood Stabilization: Lessons from Changing the Way California Treats Youth the East Bay and South Los Angeles Found Guilty of Committing Serious & Violent Kenya Covington, University of California, Los FRIDAY, APRIL 26 | DETAILED SCHEDULE Crimes Angeles; Jesus “Chuy” Flores, University of Alex Bjerg, University of California, Los Angeles; California, Los Angeles; Allan Nguyen, Jackie D'Almeida, University of California, Los University of California, Los Angeles; Annia Angeles; Kentaro Nagai, University of California, Yoshizumi, University of California, Los Angeles Los Angeles; Sarah Rubinstein, University of California, Los Angeles; Jessica Southwell, The Social and Political University of California, Los Angeles FR3.30.39 Consequences of Housing Policy in Orange County, California Kristen Kopko, University of California, Los Angeles

Special Sessions 3:45pm – 5:25pm

FR3.45.01 Contesting the City: On the FR3.45.02 We Make What's Possible: Work of John Mollenkopf (Contributions to Activist Scholarship in Gentrifying Portland the Field of Urban Affairs Award Session) (Marilyn J. Gittell Activist Scholar Award Legacy A (2nd Floor) Session) Legacy B (2nd Floor) Moderator: James DeFilippis, Rutgers University Moderator: Sheryl Ann Simpson, Carleton Commentators: Kathe Newman, Rutgers University University; Manuel Pastor, University of Southern California; Mara Sidney, Rutgers- Commentators: Anna Livia Brand, University of Newark; Elizabeth Strom, University of South California Berkeley; Brittany Lewis, University of Florida; Todd Swanstrom, University of Missouri Minnesota - St. Louis Lisa Bates, Portland State University, 2019 John Mollenkopf, The Graduate Center, City Recipient of the UAA-SAGE Marilyn J. Gittell University of New York; 2019 Recipient of the Activist Scholar Award Contribution to the Field of Urban Affairs Award

101 Film Screenings (Open to all registrants) 3:45pm – 5:25pm

Speakers: Zhixi Zhuang, Ryerson University, Film Screening: The Area FR3.45.03 Stefanie Chambers, Trinity College - Hartford, Optimist A (2nd Floor) Betsy Kalin, Itchy Bee Productions

Moderator/Speaker: David Schalliol, St. Olaf Director: Zhixi Zhuang, Ryerson University College Producer: Zhixi Zhuang, Ryerson University Presenter: Zhixi Zhuang, Ryerson University Director: David Schalliol, St. Olaf College Producer: David Schalliol, Scrappers Film Dreaming in Somali: New Americans in the Twin Group; Brian Ashby, Scrappers Film Group; Deborah Payne, CAPS Domestic Violence Cities (Trailer) Subcommittee Production Company: Scrappers Film Group Moderators/Speakers: Stefanie Chambers, Trinity College - Hartford, CT; Betsy Kalin, Itchy Bee Productions FR3.45.04 Film Screening: Complicit Artistry (2nd Floor) Director: Betsy Kalin, Itchy Bee Productions Producer: Stefanie Chambers, Trinity College - Moderator/Speaker: Heather White, Cadmium Hartford and Cotton LLC Production Company: Itchy Bee Productions

Directors: Heather White and Lynn Zhang Production Company: Cadmium and Cotton FR3.45.07 Film Screening: Maynard Entrepreneur (2nd Floor)

FR3.45.05 Film Screening: Detroit Moderator/Speaker: Wendy Eley Jackson, 48202: Conversations Along a Postal Route Auburn Avenue Films Illumination (2nd Floor) Director: Sam Pollard, Auburn Avenue Films Moderator/Speaker: Pam Sporn, Grito Producer: Wendy Eley Jackson, Auburn Avenue Productions Films Production Company: Auburn Avenue Films Director: Pam Sporn, Grito Productions Producer: Pam Sporn, Grito Productions Production Company: Grito Productions FR3.45.08 Film Screening: Priced Out: 15 Years of Gentrification in Portland, Oregon FRIDAY, APRIL 26 | DETAILED SCHEDULE APRIL 26 | DETAILED FRIDAY, FR3.45.06 Film Screening: Globurbia: Catalyst (2nd Floor) Suburban Place-Making Amidst Diversity; Trailer Screening of Dreaming in Somali: Moderator/Speaker: Cornelius Swart, New Americans in the Twin Cities SydHonda Media LLC Imagination (2nd Floor) Director: Cornelius Swart, SydHonda Media Globurbia: Suburban Place-making amidst LLC Diversity Producer: Cornelius Swart, SydHonda Media LLC Moderator: Ryan Allen, University of Minnesota Production Company: SydHonda Media LLC

102 Asia Pacific Track/CAAPA Urban Forum 5:00pm - 6:00pm | Transformation (2nd Floor) Meeting for Participants of Special Track on Urban Issues in Asia & the Pacific Rim Hosted by China-America Association for Public Affairs

UAA Networking Reception

5:30pm - 6:30pm | Centennial Terrace (3rd Floor) FRIDAY, APRIL 26 | DETAILED SCHEDULE Comprehensive Registration badge or reception ticket required

Dinner (on your own) 6:30pm | For Options: See Concierge Desk/Tourist Guides

103 Saturday, April 27

Continental Breakfast 8:00am - 9:00am | Centennial Ballroom (1st Floor) Comprehensive Registration badge or ticket required Ends promptly at 9:00am

Conference Registration/Event Check-In & Tour Purchase (If tour space is available) 8:00am - 10:30am | Exploration (2nd Floor)

Book Exhibit & Sales 9:00am - 10:30am | Centennial Ballroom (1st Floor)

Concurrent Sessions 9:00am-10:25am

Social Reproduction and the Right to the City Renew Orleans? Globalized SA9.00.01 Daniel Olmos, California State University, Development and Working Class Resistance Northridge - Author Meets Critics Artistry (2nd Floor)

SATURDAY, APRIL 27 | DETAILED SCHEDULE APRIL 27 | DETAILED SATURDAY, Author Responds Aaron Schneider, University of Denver Moderator: Daniel Olmos, California State

University, Northridge SA9.00.02 Resistance and Insurgent Globalized Circuits of Urban Development Planning and Domination Odyssey (1st Floor) Yousef Baker, California State University, Long Beach Moderator: Jason Reece, The Ohio State University Racial Capitalism and the City Armond Towns, University of Richmond

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Policed, Victimized and Radical Policymaking: Tracing the Effects of SA9.00.04 Insurgent Housing Experiments in the United Incarcerated: Failures of the Criminal Justice States System and its Consequences Alex Farrington, University of Oregon Innovation (1st Floor)

Moving Up the Ladder in the Age of Moderator: Jason Anthony Plummer, University Neoliberalism: Cultivating Grass Roots of California, Los Angeles

Leaders for the Equitable Revitalization of Perspectives on the Black Lives Matter Communities of Color Movement From Urban Youth of Color Jason Reece, The Ohio State University; Jason Anthony Plummer, University of Bernadette Hanlon, The Ohio State University; Ryan Edwards, United Way of Central Ohio California, Los Angeles; Laura Wray-Lake, SATURDAY, APRIL 27 | DETAILED SCHEDULE University of California, Los Angeles; Rachel Wells, University of California, Los Angeles A Neighborhood Politics of Last Resort: How the Right to the City and NIMBYism Intersect Deadly Police Force: Implications for Stephen Danley, Rutgers University Policing, Planning, and Neighborhood Policy Harley Etienne, University of Michigan Ann SA9.00.03 Politics and Racial Arbor; Frank Romo, University of Michigan Ann Dynamics in Urban America Arbor Pathways (1st Floor) Does Failure to Make Bail Put Minority Moderator: Coleman Allums, University of Defendants on the Fastest Track to Georgia Conviction and Incarceration? Rod Hissong, University of Texas at Arlington; "A Better Place to Be"? Black Mecca, White Robert Bing, University of Texas at Arlington; Democracy, and the Contradictions of Gerald Wheeler, Themis Research Neoliberal Cityhood in Atlanta's Black Suburbs Immigrant Mobilizations and Coleman Allums, University of Georgia; Scott SA9.00.05 Cities Markley, University of Georgia; Taylor Hafley, Legacy B (2nd Floor) University of Georgia

Moderator: Manuel Pastor, University of Public Habits: Civic Interventions, Urban Southern California Space, and the Production of Racial Value

Jyoti Gupta, Vanderbilt University Local Political Discourses and Immigrant

Mobilization and Representation: A Urban Refugees, Race, Space: Changing Comparison of Amsterdam and New York Race and Ethnic Relations in Urban Schools City Jamie Lew, Rutgers University; Tolu Lanrewaju, Els de Graauw, Baruch College; Floris Rutgers University Vermeulen, University of Amsterdam

Family Strengthening as a Revisioning of Can Nationalism Help Immigrants? The Community Development in the Black Limits of Rights Claims-Making on Behalf Community of Non-citizens Kirk E. Harris, University of Wisconsin- Irene Bloemraad, University of California, Milwaukee Berkeley

Dilemmas Facing Urban Black Males in the

United States

Arthur Frazier Cleveland State University

105 Nationalizing Immigrant Rights Pinnacle (1st Floor) Organizations: How Involvement in National Politics Undermines Local Legitimacy Moderator: Peter Rosenblatt, Loyola University Walter Nicholls, University of California, Irvine; Chicago Davide Gnes, University of Amsterdam “Black men are locked up, Black women are Mobilizing Second Generation Immigrants locked out" An In-depth Mixed Young Adults: Electoral Strategies for Methodological Study of Evictions in North Advancing Immigrant Rights in Hostile Minneapolis, Minnesota Political Climates Brittany Lewis, University of Minnesota; Molly Veronica Terriquez, University of California, Calhoun, University of Minnesota; Edward Santa Cruz; Roxanna Villalobos, University of Goetz, University of Minnesota; Anthony California, Santa Cruz; Randy Villegas, Damiano, University of Minnesota University of California, Santa Cruz Eviction Rules and Procedures in U.S. Cities Megan Hatch, Cleveland State University SA9.00.06 Examining New Ways to Address Affordable Housing Do Evictions Accompany Gentrification? Legacy A (2nd Floor) Evidence from Chicago Peter Rosenblatt, Loyola University Chicago; Moderator: Matan Singer, University of Christine Breit, Loyola University Chicago; Michigan Travis Moody, Loyola University Chicago

Housing Affordability and the Built Social, Economic and Service Delivery Environment: A Longitudinal Analysis of Drivers of Renter Evictions Housing Affordability Near Rail Stations in Andrew Carswell, University of Georgia; Portia the United States Johnson, University of Georgia; Dustin Read, Matan Singer, University of Michigan Virginia Tech

An Examination of the FHAA and the Squeezed in and Pushed Out: Analysis from Distribution of Accessible Housing a Community-Based Participatory Action- Kaya Hamer-Small, Broward College Oriented Research Project J. Revel Sims, University of Wisconsin-Madison Who Believes and Why They Believe:

Individual Perception of Public Housing and Housing Price Depreciation SA9.00.08 Exploring Change in Ayoung Woo, Sejong University; Kenneth Joh, Valuation and Housing Quality Metropolitan Washington Council of Transformation (2nd Floor) Governments; Chia-Yuan Yu, University of Central Florida Moderator: James Spencer, Clemson University

Saving the Park: Mobile Home Owners Micro-Disequilibrium in the Real Estate Against Displacement Market: Exploring Use Vs Exchange SATURDAY, APRIL 27 | DETAILED SCHEDULE APRIL 27 | DETAILED SATURDAY, Rashad Williams, University of Minnesota; Ed Valuation for Residential Estimates in Low Goetz, University of Minnesota Income Communities Using Zillow James Spencer, Clemson University; Stephen Using (Massive) Social and Family Benefits Buckman, Clemson University; Jermaine Agency Data to Better Track Households Durham, Clemson University Residential Mobility and Displacement. Luc Guibard, Université Paris Diderot The Determinants of Multifamily Rent Qiong Peng, University of Maryland,College Park; Gerrit Knaap, University of SA9.00.07 The Effects of Evictions on Maryland,College Park Communities

106 Land Bank Housing: Impacts on Neighbors Reconstruction and Neighborhoods Byeongsun Ahn, University of Vienna Brent Never, University of Missouri- Kansas City; Jim DeLisle, University of Missouri- Kansas Conservation-Driven Regeneration and City Gentrification in Cuenca, Ecuador: Locals, Foreigners and Ownership in the Historic The Housing and Neighborhood Quality of Center Low-Income Homeowners: Do Perceptions Caroline Cheong, University of Central Florida Match Reality? Sadie Shattuck, Michigan State University; Anna The Effects of Historic District Designation Maria Santiago, Michigan State University on Same-Sex Households Kelly Kinahan, University of Louisville; Matthew SATURDAY, APRIL 27 | DETAILED SCHEDULE Owning vs. Renting: The Benefits of Staying Ruther, University of Louisville Put? Arthur Acolin, University of Washington Reckoning with Housing Abandonment in Historic Baltimore: Vacancy, “Demolition by Neglect,” and Project CORE New Approaches to SA9.00.09 Aaron Passell, Barnard College Studying Economic Development in Indian Cities Saving for the Future: Railbanking and the Imagination (2nd Floor) Birth of a Public Space

Matthew Zuccaro, Montclair State University Moderator: Amit Patel, University of Massachusetts Boston SA9.00.11 Development of the Urban Creative City as “Innovation Spot” in South Fabric in South and East Asia Asia: A Case Study of Ahmedabad Catalyst (2nd Floor) Sudhir Pandey, Ahmedabad University Moderator: Shoshanah Goldberg-Miller, Ohio Measuring Housing Deprivations in India: An State University Alternative Approach to Slum Enumeration Amit Patel, University of Massachusetts Boston; Modernity and Urbanity: the Development Phoram Shah, The World Bank Group and Localization of Technology of High Buildings in 1980s of Shanghai An Assessment of Socio-economic Xiaozhen Cao, Tongji University Resilience for the Delineation of Socio- economic Resilient Landscapes of the Evolving a Framework for Generative Region Design-Based Planning Support System to Shivangi Singh Parmar, Indian Institute of Create Smart Urban Design in Traditional Technology (IIT) Kharagpur, India; Arkopal K. Cities: Case of Varanasi, India Goswami, Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Vidhu Pandey, Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur, India; Joy Sen, Indian Institute of Kharagpur; Joy Sen, Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Kharagpur, India Technology Kharagpur

SA9.00.10 Historic Preservation and Social Transformation of Neighborhoods Synergy (2nd Floor) Moderator: Aaron Passell, Barnard College

Representation of Some, Not of All: Disrupted Democratic Qualities of Public Space in the City’s Social and Spatial

107

Evaluation of the Construction of Public Moderator: Manisha Jain, Leibniz Institute of Service Facilities in Hebei—Taking Ecological Urban and Regional Development Shijiazhuang as an Example Lingling Mu, Hebei University of Technology; A Framework to Integrate Spatial Jing Wang, Hebei University of Technology; Development with Transport Network: A Yuan Li, Hebei University of Technology Case of India Manisha Jain, Leibniz Institute of Ecological Urban and Regional Development; Mathias Political Economy and Legal SA9.00.12 Jehling, Leibniz Institute of Ecological Urban Reform in Land Use Policy and Regional Development Enlightenment (2nd Floor) Assessing Connectivity of Urban Pedestrian Moderator: Ana Paula Pimentel Walker, Networks University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Dipanjan Nag, Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur, India; Arkopal K Goswami, Indian Legal Institutions and the Planning Process: Institute of Technology Kharagpur, India; Joy Conflicts Between the Right to Housing and Sen, Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur, Environmental Protection in São Paulo’s India Informal Settlements Ana Paula Pimentel Walker, University of Risk Factors Associated to Road Safety in Michigan, Ann Arbor; María Arquero de Alarcón, Indian Cities: A Case Study in Kolkata University of Michigan, Ann Arbor; Olaia Chivite Nabanita Roy, Indian Institute of Technology Amigo, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor; María Kharagpur, India Fernanda Machado, Center Gaspar Carcia for Human Rights The Role of Infrastructure in the Urban and Rural Development in Nigeria Governing Urban Land: The Political Simeon Kamalu Osuji, God First Economy of the Urban Land (Ceiling and Nursery/Primary School de lace Estate Mpape, Regulation) Act in Mumbai, India Abuja, Nigeria; Sabina Chiaka Osuji, Imo State Faizan Jawed Siddiqi, Massachusetts Institute University Owerri, Imo State, Nigeria of Technology

Multi-Goal Driven Urban Regeneration in SA9.00.14 Intergovernmental China in the New Era: The Guangzhou Relations, Taxation & Judicial Politics Experience Optimist A (2nd Floor) Dixiang Xie, Guangdong University of Technology; Jiang Chang, Michigan State Moderator: Tian Tang, Florida State University University; Han Chu, Guangdong University of Technology Local Governments and Party Capability Theory: Who Wins and Why? Chinese Construction Land Institution Davia Downey, Grand Valley State University; Change and Its Spatial Effect Since the William Myers, University of Tampa SATURDAY, APRIL 27 | DETAILED SCHEDULE APRIL 27 | DETAILED SATURDAY, Reform and Opening Up: A Case Study of Wujiang, Jiangsu Revisiting Market and Government Failures: Gaofeng Xu, Tsinghua University; Jian Liu, Government Growth and Inter-sectoral Tsinghua University Dynamics Cheongsin Kim, Boise State University; Gregory Hill, Boise State University SA9.00.13 Assessing Connectivity and Transportation Issues in Developing Countries Entrepreneur (2nd Floor)

108 Do Big Cities Benefit From Their Size? By-District Elections and California Minority Evidence From General Shared tax for Cities Representation in South Korea Chris Miljanich, University of California, Santa Sungchan Kim, Catholic University of Korea; Barbara Soyoung Park, Incheon National University The California Voting Rights Act and Local Managerial Networking and Local District-Based Election Outcomes: Government Fiscal Health Identifying ‘Ability to Influence Elections’ in Rui Sun, California State University, Dominguez the City of Anaheim Hills; Zheng Yang, California State University, Clara Turner, University of California, Berkeley; Dominguez Hills Patrick Sanan, ETH-Zurich

SATURDAY, APRIL 27 | DETAILED SCHEDULE Stimulating Local Government’s Continuing Clusters and Economic Innovation Through Intergovernmental SA9.00.16 Grants: Evidence From the Energy Sector Development Policies in Asian Cities Tian Tang, Florida State University; Richard Discovery (2nd Floor) Feiock, Florida State University; Kaifeng Yang, Florida State University; Jessica Terman, Moderator: Haijing Liu, Massachusetts Institute George Mason University of Technology

Casino Urbanisms: Networks of Exception in SA9.00.15 Place and Urban Politics Singapore, Macau and Manila Optimist B (2nd Floor) Kah-Wee Lee, National University of Singapor

Moderator: Timothy Krebs, University of New A Preliminary Look at Shenzhen’s Electronic Mexico Hardware Innovation Cluster: Network, Grassroots, and Urbanity Local Elected Officials and New Housing Jianyi Li, Arizona State University; Douglas Development: An Analysis of the Los Angeles Webster, Arizona State University City Council C.J. Gabbe, Santa Clara University; Matthew E. The Clustering Effect of Collective Innovation Kahn, University of Southern California Spaces in Shanghai and its Social Implications Women, Occupations, and Candidacy: Does Haijing Liu, Massachusetts Institute of the Type of Office Influence the Prevalence Technology; Dennis Frenchman, Massachusetts of Female Candidates in Local Elections? Institute of Technology Timothy Krebs, University of New Mexico; John Wagner, University of New Mexico Local Innovation in China’s New Urbanization Process – Characteristic Towns Liberal City-Dwellers, Conservative Hejia Zhuo, Zhejiang University; Weiwen Zhang, Suburbanites: Ideology, Psychological Traits, Zhejiang University; Cathy Yang Liu, Georgia and Attitudes Toward Urban Living State University Paul G. Lewis, Arizona State University

109 Mobile Study Tours (Tickets Required)

Tour 3: The Community-Port Interface: Challenges and Opportunities in Port Cities (10:00am-3:00pm) Tour Leader: Dr. Thomas O'Brien, California State University- Long Beach Meeting time: 9:45am in Luskin Conference Center Lobby

Special Note: Due to restricted access areas along the tour, each participant must bring a valid government issued ID with them on the tour in order to participate.

See page 115 for Tours 1, 2, 4, and 5

Coffee Break (Open to all registrants) 10:25am – 10:35am | Centennial Ballroom (1st Floor)

Concurrent Sessions 10:35am – 12:00pm

Moderator: Annika M. Hinze, Fordham Right to Housing: Housing SA10.35.01 University Affordability Legacy B (2nd Floor) Financializing Practitioners: Planning Practice in Publicly-Traded Firms Moderator: Alejandra Reyes, University of Orly Linovski, University of Manitoba Toronto Pretentious Urbanism: How the Affluent Won Mexico’s Housing Paradox: The Political the Right to the City and What it Means for Economy of Inaccessibility and Vacancy an Inclusive America Alejandra Reyes, University of Toronto Nina Martin, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill São Paulo’s Housing Public-Private Partnerships: A Model to be Widespread? New Institutions, New Theories: Comparative Paula Freire Santoro, São Paulo University Approaches to Development Politics and the

Quest for More Robust Theories of Urban SATURDAY, APRIL 27 | DETAILED SCHEDULE APRIL 27 | DETAILED SATURDAY, Respectability, a Right to the City?: Development Hierarches in Housing Options, Dwelling James M. Smith, Indiana University South Bend; Policies, and Modes of Survival Annika M. Hinze, Fordham University Nicholas Belongie, University at Buffalo The Wave of Autocratic Urbanism: How SA10.35.02 Who Governs the City: Zappos Privatized Las Vegas Capitalist Movements William Zheng, University of Nevada - Las Optimist B (2nd Floor) Vegas

110 of Technology Inequitable Access and SA10.35.03 Segregation: The Role of Public Policy in the Defying Limitations and Exploring Their Production of the Spaces of Difference Places on Sundays: Lived Experiences of Pathways (1st Floor) Unskilled Temporary Foreign Workers in Seoul Moderator: Ferzana Havewala, University of Yeong-Hyun Kim, Ohio University Baltimore

Immigrant Place Entrepreneurs in New Freedom Riders: The Urban Poor and Koreatown, Los Angeles the Politics of Public Transit Justice in Los Sookhee Oh, University of Missouri-Kansas Angeles City; Angie Chung, The University at Albany- Armando Xavier Mejia, University of Wisconsin, State University of New York; Carolyn Choi, SATURDAY, APRIL 27 | DETAILED SCHEDULE Madison University of Southern California

The Obduracy of Mobile Boundaries: The Panethnic Suburb: An Emerging Asian Maintaining Racial Residential Segregation American Settlement and its Implications on Through Public Transportation Systems Race, Ethnicity, and Place Gwendolyn Purifoye, North Park University; R. Varisa Patraporn, California State University, Michael Emerson, North Park University Long Beach; Barbara Kim, California State University, Long Beach The Gentrification of Food Justice: A

Historical Perspective on the Whitening of the Food Justice Movement SA10.35.05 Public Safety Impacts on Glennon Sweeney, The Ohio State University; Urban Communities Tannya Forcone, The Ohio State University Optimist A (2nd Floor)

"Beet the System": Food Activism In The Moderator: Stephen Sherman, University of Neoliberal City Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Rina Ghose, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Strategies for Urban Security in Smart Cities Separate Menus in Baltimore: How Irena Dokic, The Institute of Economics, Zagreb; Residential Segregation Impacts Access to Marijana Sumpor, Euro Ekspertiza Healthy Food in Baltimore Ferzana Havewala, University of Baltimore Policing Physical Appearance: Use of Force in Police-Civilian Andrea Headley, University of California, SA10.35.04 Immigration and the Berkeley; James Wright, Florida State University Remapping of American Urban Neighborhoods and Their Economies Sixty-Four Dead, Seventy-One Wounded: Innovation (1st Floor) Making Sense of Twenty Five Years of Police Shootings in Portland, OR 1992-2017 Moderator: Sookhee Oh, University of Missouri- Leanne Serbulo, Portland State University Kansas City “Who do you call next?”: Urban Planning, Migration-led Urban Transformation, Police, and the Game of Jurisdiction in Diversity and its Discontents in 3 European Central Atlanta Cities Stephen Sherman, University of Illinois at Felicitas Hillmann, Leibniz Institute for Spatial Urbana-Champaign Social Research

Public Libraries and Immigrants: How Library Branches Adapt to Neighborhood Change Laura Humm Delgado, Massachusetts Institute

111 The Effect of Homicide on Local Rent To Whom Housing Policies Provide Stable Max Besbris, Rice University; Jacob Faber, New Housing: Examining Housing Assistance York University; Ariela Schachter, Washington Recipients and Leavers University in St. Louis; John Kuk, Washington Seungbeom Kang, The Ohio State University University in St. Louis How Inter-city Rents are Shaped by Health Considerations of Pollution and Walkability Exploring Housing SA10.35.06 Rankings: A Study of 148 Mid-Sized Cities Inequality and Affordability John Gilderbloom, University of Louisville; Legacy A (2nd Floor) Wesley Mears, Augusta University

Moderator: Sarah Mawhorter, University of Southern California SA10.35.08 A Look at Housing Challenges and the Family Using Secondary Data to Assess Transformation (2nd Floor) Neighborhood Access to Organizational Resources Results in Biased Estimations Moderator: Lyke Thompson, Wayne State Cristian Meier, Utah State University; Megan University Gilster, University of Iowa Identifying the Parameters for Assessment of Changes in Neighborhood-Level Income Child-friendliness in Urban Neighbourhoods Segregation and Factors Associated With in Indian Cities These Shifts in the U.S. Rituparna Das, Indian Institute of Technology, Jongho Won, University of California, Irvine Kharagpur, India; Ankhi Banerjee, Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur, India Housing Policies in California Cities: Seeking Local Solutions to a Statewide Shortfall Deep Poison: Lead Levels in Detroit Housing Sarah Mawhorter, University of Southern and the Challenges to Renewal California Lyke Thompson, Wayne State University

The Political Economy of Housing Children’s Play Experience in Urban Areas: In Affordability: New Housing as Redistribution Search of Child-Friendly Planning vs Redistribution Through New Housing Anahita Shadkam, University of Waterloo Michael Manville, University of California, Los Angeles Place and Mobility in SA10.35.09 Housing Inequality and Affordable Housing in Employment and Economic Development Vulnerable Communities in Rural Mississippi Synergy (2nd Floor) Silvina Lopez Barrera, Mississippi State University Moderator: Monica Cruz, University of Texas at San Antonio

SATURDAY, APRIL 27 | DETAILED SCHEDULE APRIL 27 | DETAILED SATURDAY, SA10.35.07 The Environment and Placed-Based Economic Development Quality of Affordable Housing Programs: An Analysis of Employment Pinnacle (1st Floor) Patterns of Residents in San Antonio’s Eastside Promise Zone Moderator: Hyojung Lee, Harvard University Monica Cruz, University of Texas at San Antonio

Neighborhood Livability Among Older Adult Why and Where Do U.S. College-educated Households Workers Relocate? A U.S. Census Region- Hyojung Lee, Harvard University; Whitney Level Analysis Airgood-Obrycki, Harvard University; Jennifer Hyungjo Hur, Eastern Illinois University; Molinsky, Harvard University Keumseok Koh, University of Hong Kong

112 Blocking the On-Ramps: The Struggle for Off the Grid: The Evolution of American Upward Mobility Among African-Americans Street Network Planning and Design in Chicago, 1973-2016 Geoff Boeing, Northeastern University Raymond Lodato, University of Chicago Creative Class and Promotion of American Research Universities as Sustainability Reflected in the Built Gateways: Foreign-born Population Growth Environment: Insights From the Five–county in University Cities and College Towns, 1990- Region of Southern California. 2010 Asiya Natekal, University of California, Irvine Nene Osutei, University of California, Irvine Urban Form and Outdoor Human Comfort in the US Downtown Environments – Case

Increasing University SATURDAY, APRIL 27 | DETAILED SCHEDULE SA10.35.10 Studies in Atlanta and Portland Access and Engagement Steven Jige Quan, Seoul National University; Enlightenment (2nd Floor) Lisha Li, AECOM; Jian Pang, Georgia Institute of Technology; Na Li, Seoul National University Moderator: Michael DiPasquale, University of

Massachusetts Amherst SA10.35.12 Looking at Inequality, Make-it Springfield: A Collaborative Race, and Gender Through a Lens of Transit Workspace Framework to Promote and Land Use University-Community Partnerships and Entrepreneur (2nd Floor) Participatory Development Lara Furtado, University of Massachusetts Moderator: Jerry Zhao, University of Minnesota Amherst; Michael DiPasquale, University of Massachusetts Amherst Transportation Planning Decision-Making and the Reinforcement of Urban Racial Understanding Housing and Food Insecurity Disadvantage Among University of Washington Students Eric Bettis, University of Michigan Rachel Fyall, University of Washington; Christine Stevents, UW-Tacoma; Lynne Manzo, Transit Investment and Social Inequality in University of Washington; Matt Fowle, US. Metropolitan Areas University of Washington Cathy Liu, Georgia State University; Jerry Zhao, University of Minnesota The Role of Parental Encouragement and Education in Facilitating College Intentions Hard or Soft Approaches? Prioritizing Transit for Low-Income, First-Generation and Investment Through a Gendered Lens Minority Students Khairunnabila Prayitno, University of Waterloo Magdalena Martinez, University of Nevada, Las Vegas; Katheryn Brekken, University of Nevada, Debating Aesthetic ‘Urban’ Space: Las Vegas Developmentalism and Urban Poor Jayabrata Sarkar, Deshbandhu College, University of Delhi SA10.35.11 Implications of Design Decisions on the Urban Experience Catalyst (2nd Floor)

Moderator: Asiya Natekal, University of California, Irvine The Effect of Enclosure and Pedestrian Flow on Perceived Livability Dina Abdulkarim, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona

113 Citespace Analysis Intergovernmental SA10.35.13 Zhang Zhang, Tsinghua University Relations, Climate Action & Transition

Governance Discovery (2nd Floor) SA10.35.15 Land use and Public Finance in Urban China Moderator: Ahmed Rachid El-Khattabi, Artistry (2nd Floor) University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Moderator: Yuanshuo Xu, Cornell University The Efficacy of State-Wide Mandates for Water Conservation A Study on the Evolution of Industrial Land- Ahmed Rachid El-Khattabi, University of North use Policy from the Perspective of Producer Carolina at Chapel Hill; Shadi Eskaf, in China Environmental Finance Center; Jeffrey Hughes, Juelin Shen, Tongji University; Fan Yang, Tongji Environmental Finance Center; Austin University Thompson, Environmental Finance Center What Drives Local Borrowing in China's Local Climate Action in a Multi-Level Urbanization? The Spatial Diversity of Governance Structure: The Case of the Low- Institutional Incentives Carbon City Pilot Program in China Yuanshuo Xu, Cornell University Zhilin Liu, Tsinghua University; Heyin Chen, Tsinghua University; Yixin Dai, Tsinghua Stimulus Plan, Housing Market and University Developers’ Inventory: An Evidence Based on 35 Cities in China Who Governs Food Systems Transitions: A Weiwen Zhang, Zhejiang University; Xuewen Li, Theoretical Reflection of Urban Food Zhejiang University Governance towards Sustainability Seulgi Son, University of Michigan - Ann Arbor Residential Development SA10.35.16 and Housing Equality in China SA10.35.14 Violence, Quietism and Odyssey (1st Floor) Technology in Urban Theory Imagination (2nd Floor) Moderator: Chuanhao Tian, Zhejiang University

Moderator: Paul Jargowsky, Rutgers University- Homeownership of Young Couples in Camden Shanghai: Gender Differences in Intergenerational Transmission A Case for Quietism in Urban Planning Can Cui, East China Normal University; Junru Scholarship Cui, East China Normal University Timothy Imeokparia, University of Illinois at Chicago Urban Residential Space Evolution Under the Effect of Real Estate Developers since SATURDAY, APRIL 27 | DETAILED SCHEDULE APRIL 27 | DETAILED SATURDAY, Technology as Ideology in Urban 1990—A Case Study on Central Shanghai Governance Minjing Li, Tongji University; Li Hou, Tongji Luis Alvarez Leon, Dartmouth College; Jovanna University; Henan Liu, University of Michigan, Rosen, University of Southern California Ann Arbor

Violence, Planning, and the Production of Housing Provident Fund, Housing Demand, Space: A Survey of The Literature and Housing Equality Juliana Zanotto, University of California, Irvine Chuanhao Tian, Zhejiang University; Chao Yue Tian, Southwestern University of Finance & Knowledge Structure, Evolution Process, Economics; Feihong Hu, Fenghua Housing and Emerging Trends in Spatial Justice Provident Fund Administration Research: A Scientometric Review through

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12:00pm – 1:00pm Lunch (on your own) For options: see concierge desk/tourist guides

Mobile Study Tours (Tickets Required) SATURDAY, APRIL 27 | DETAILED SCHEDULE

Tour 1: Community Change & Redevelopment in Historic Ethnic Enclaves: Chinatown and Little Tokyo (12:00pm-5:30pm) Meeting time: 11:45am in Luskin Conference Center Lobby Tour Leader: Dr. Laureen Hom, Soka University

Tour 2: Walking Tour of Leimert Park: Preserving the Heartbeat of Black Los Angeles (12:00pm-6:00pm) Meeting time: 11:45am in Luskin Conference Center Lobby Tour Leader: Roland Wiley, RAW International Inc.

Tour 4: Walking Tour of Santa Monica: Little City, Big Challenges (12:00pm-6:00pm) Meeting time: 11:45am in Luskin Conference Center Lobby Tour Leader: Bill Parent and Gabriela Solis, University of California, Los Angeles

Special Note: This tour includes a trip across the Santa Monica light rail as well as an optional wine tasting at the San Antonio Winery. Each participant will be responsible for covering the $1.75 fare for the light rail. If you would like to participate in the optional wine tasting, the cost is an additional $10/person.

Tour 5: Living on the “EastSides”: Prominence of the Latino/a Influence in Los Angeles (12:30pm-5:30pm) Meeting time: 12:15pm in Luskin Conference Center Lobby

Tour Leaders: Dr. Raphael J. Sonenshein, Pat Brown Institute, California State University, Los Angeles; Raquel Beltran, Pat Brown Institute, California State University, Los Angeles; Dr. Bianca Guzman, GoEast LA, Dept of Chicano and Chicana Studies, California State University, Los Angeles

115 Participants Index

A FR8.00.06 TH3.30.08 Abdulkarim, Dina, SA10.35.11 Baffoe, Gideon, TH1.50.12 Bok, Rachel, FR8.00.16 Abel, David, TH9.40.15 Bahl, Deepak, TH9.40.14 Bornstein, Lisa, FR11.10.15 Abreu, Giselle Mendonça, Baker, Dwayne, TH11.10.14 Botein, Hilary, TH8.00.04, TH11.10.17 Baker,Yousef , SA9.00.01 TH9.40.16, FR9.40.18 Acolin, Arthur, SA9.00.08 Balachandran, Sowmya, Bowers, Melanie, TH3.30.07 Addie, Jean-Paul, FR8.00.14 FR9.40.07, FR11.10.06 Bradley, Libby, FR3.30.33 Ahn, Byeongsun, SA9.00.10 Balasubrahmanya, Smitha M, Brahinsky, Rachel, TH11.10.01 Ahn, Jeong Joo, FR2.05.14 TH3.30.17 Brand, Anna Livia, TH11.10.04, Airgood-Obrycki, Whitney, Banerjee, Shreya, FR11.10.18 FR3.45.02 TH3.30.07 Banerjee, Tridib, TH3.30.13 Bratman, Eve, TH8.00.13 Akhgari,Marzieh, FR3.30.01 Banfill, Jonathan, TH8.00.17 Bravo, Natassia, TH3.30.01 Alalwan, Ameer, FR11.10.16 Bansal, Sunny, FR11.10.14 Brazil, Noli, TH11.10.11 Albright, Ryan, TH8.00.09 Baqai, Aabiya, FR8.00.05 Brekken, Katheryn, FR11.10.16 Aldag, Austin, TH3.30.01 Barajas, Jesus M., TH8.00.15 Bridges, Allison, TH9.40.02 Alexander, Serena, FR8.00.13 Barnes, Natalie, FR3.30.03 Broecher, Joachim, FR3.30.05 Ali, Jasmine, FR11.10.15 Barrera, Silvina Lopez, Brown, Robin, FR3.30.35 Alibegovic, Dubravka Jurlina, SA10.35.06 Bruhn, Katherine, FR2.05.18 FR2.05.15 Barrett, Edith, TH11.10.03 Buchholz, Maximilian, Allen, Ryan, TH8.00.05 Barrios, Jacqueline, TH8.00.17 TH9.40.06 Allums, Coleman, SA9.00.03 Barry, Janice, TH8.00.03 Bui, Matthew, FR9.40.11 Alves, Manoel Rodrigues, Basile, Patricia, TH8.00.16 Bunten, Devin M., TH1.50.08 FR9.40.01 Bates, Lisa, TH8.00.01, Burbank, Matthew J., TH9.40.10 Amaral, David J., TH11.10.16 FR3.45.02 C Amiri, Maryam, TH1.50.10 Beadle, Deidre, TH7.15.05 Cahen, Claire, FR9.40.06, An, Brian, FR2.05.15 Beavers, Kelliann, FR11.10.02 FR11.10.06 Anacker, Katrin, FR7.15.01, Bednar, Dominic, FR11.10.15 Cai, Yifeng Troy, FR11.10.10 FR8.00.07 Beebeejaun,Yasminah , Calhoun, Molly, FR8.00.08 Anderson, Gary, FR2.05.09 TH8.00.03, Campbell, Heather E., Anderson, Matthew, FR2.05.17 TH9.40.18, FR2.05.16 TH3.30.05 Andonoska, Ljubinka, Bélanger, Hélène, FR11.10.07 Cao, Xiaozhen, SA9.00.11 FR9.40.15 Belik, Laura, TH11.10.17 Capanema-Alvares, Lucia, Andranovich, Greg, TH9.40.10 Belongie, Nicholas, SA10.35.01 FR9.40.10 Angst, Sean, TH3.30.02 Beltran-Lizarazo, Andrea, Carlson, H. Jacob, FR8.00.08 Annam,Sai Kiran , FR9.40.13 TH11.10.03 Carr, Derek, TH8.00.14 Anthony,Jerry, TH3.30.17 Benamou, Catherine, TH3.30.11 Carr, Jered, FR9.40.18, Appler, Douglas, TH9.40.13 Bengle, Tara, TH7.15.04 FR11.10.16 Arquero de Alarcon, Maria, Benjamin, Andrea, Carrasquillo, Andrés, TH8.00.17 TH3.30.02 TH1.50.15 Carswell, Andrew T., FR7.15.01, Arroyo, John, TH8.00.02 Benson, Keith, TH3.30.03 SA9.00.07 Atodaria, Jaydevsinh K, Benson, Keith, FR8.00.11 Caves, Roger, TH7.15.03, FR3.30.02 Berglund, Lisa, FR11.10.05 FR7.15.02 August, Martine, Graduate Besbris, Max, SA10.35.05 Chakrabarti, Sandip, FR9.40.16 Student Bettis, Eric, SA10.35.12 Chakrabrti, Anuradha, Workshops, TH3.30.02 Birge-Liberman, Phil, FR2.05.11 TH9.40.03 Awepuga, Fauster Aleo, Bjerg, Alex, FR3.30.36 Chakravarty, Surajit, TH3.30.13, TH11.10.13 Blessett, Brandi, TH3.30.04, FR8.00.12 Ayala, Marissa, FR3.30.35 FR2.05.04 Chambers, Stefanie, FR3.45.06 Aykac, Gulsah, FR9.40.07 Bliss, Daniel, FR2.05.09 Chan, Felicity, TH11.10.02 B Bloemraad, Irene, SA9.00.05 Chang, Jiang, FR3.30.06 Bockmeyer, Janice, FR7.15.05, Chaskin, Robert, TH11.10.16 Badi, Zainab, FR3.30.35 FR8.00.02 Badilla, Miriam Paloma Chear, Charles Pen Khek, Boeing, Geoff, SA10.35.11 FR3.30.07 Giottonini, Bogolasky, Francisca,

116 Chekirova, Ajar, TH11.10.02 Davidson, Paul, FR3.30.10 TH9.40.06 Chen, Li Yu, FR11.10.18 Davies, Jonathan, Ferman, Barbara, Teaching Chen, Patricia, TH3.30.07 TH3.30.16, FR2.05.10 Effectiveness Workshop: Chen, Xueming (Jimmy), DeFilippis,James, Learning FR9.40.16 TH9.40.16, FR3.45.01 and Using Understanding Chen, Yi-Ling, TH1.50.17 De LaPeza, Remy, FR8.00.03 by Design Chen, Yulin, FR11.10.18 Delgado, Laura Humm, Fischer, Lauren Ames, Chen, Zhenhua, TH11.10.13 SA10.35.04 FR11.10.02 Chen,Yi-Ling , TH1.50.17 DeLisle, Jim, SA9.00.08 Flores, Arturo, TH1.50.14, Cheong, Caroline, SA9.00.10 Deng, Lan, TH11.10.07 FR8.00.15 Chesney, Peter, TH8.00.17 Desroches, Marie-Eve, Flores, Jesus “Chuy”, Chin, Jae Teuk, TH11.10.13 TH9.40.08 FR3.30.38 Cho, Seongkyung, FR8.00.07 Devlin,Ryan , FR8.00.04 Flores, Nina M., FR2.05.01 Cho, Seongmoon, TH8.00.04 Diem, Sarah, FR8.00.11 Frank, Susanne, TH9.40.07 Choi, Kwangyul, TH11.10.14 Ding, Minshuai, FR8.00.14 Fraser, James, TH9.40.03 Choi, Seungbee, FR8.00.07 DiPasquale, Michael, Frasure-Yokely, Lorrie, Choo, Soyoon, FR3.30.08 SA10.35.10 TH1.50.15, Choudary, Wendie, TH1.50.11 Dokic, Irena, SA10.35.05 TH3.30.15 Chouraqui, Julie, TH11.10.02 Donaghy,Maureen, TH11.10.07 Frate, Benoît, TH1.50.01 Christianson, Hanna, FR3.30.34 Donegan,Mary, FR2.05.09 Frazier, Arthur, SA9.00.03 Chun, Bumseok, FR11.10.15 Dong, Xinyu, TH8.00.18 Freeman, Lance, FR11.10.03 Cintron, Alicia, FR3.30.09 Dong, Yuping, TH11.10.13 Freemark,Yonah, TH8.00.15 Clarke, Susan, Graduate Dorries, Heather, TH8.00.03 Freer, Regina, FR8.00.03 Student Douglas, Gordon, TH8.00.08 Frick, Karen Trapenberg, Workshops Downey, Davia, SA9.00.14 FR11.10.17 Coffin, Sarah, TH11.10.08 Drezgic,Sasa, TH1.50.09 Fudge, Marc, TH3.30.09 Cohen, Daniel Aldana, Dunklin, Cortney, FR2.05.12 Fulton, Bill, TH1.50.11 FR2.05.02 Durst, Noah, FR2.05.06 Furtado, Lara, SA10.35.10 Colburn, Gregg, FR11.10.07 Duruanyanwu, Obinna Joshua, Fyall, Rachel, SA10.35.10 Collins, Brady, TH1.50.04 TH11.10.10 G Collins, Robert, FR9.40.15 E Gabbe, C.J., SA9.00.15 Comandon, Andre , TH9.40.05 Ehlenz, Meagan, FR11.10.08 Galimberti, Deborah, FR9.40.02 Cong, Cong , FR11.10.09 Ehrenfeucht, Renia, FR2.05.06 Galster, George, TH3.30.06 Contreras, Santina , TH8.00.09 Ejroushi, Aida, FR3.30.11 Gandara, Patricia, FR2.05.03 Côté, Guillaume Béliveau, El-Khattabi, Ahmed Rachid, Gao, Zhuoqun, TH8.00.09 FR8.00.15 SA10.35.13 Garber, Judith, TH9.40.12, Coutinho-Silva, Rachel, Ellis-Young, Margaret, FR8.00.08 TH8.00.16, TH3.30.13 TH8.00.01 Garza, Nestor, TH3.30.09 Covington, Kenya, FR3.30.38 Emerson, Michael, TH8.00.15 Gauger, Bri, TH1.50.10 Crisman, Jonathan, TH11.10.04 Engberg, Lars A., FR9.40.14 Gaynor,Tia Sheree , FR2.05.04 Cruz,Monica, SA10.35.09 Enriquez, Jared, FR8.00.13 Geislar, Sally, TH8.00.13 Cui, Can, SA10.35.16 Epstein, Kitty Kelly, TH3.30.03 Gerson, Daniela, FR9.40.11 Cummings, Austin, TH9.40.03 Erie,Steven, TH9.40.15 Ghaffari, Leila, TH8.00.01 Curtis, Alan, FR2.05.03 Escobedo-Pol,Evelyn, Ghose, Rina, SA10.35.03 D FR3.30.37 Ghosh, Kaniska, TH3.30.10 Daitx, Maíra Cristo, FR9.40.01 Estes, Jones, TH1.50.13 Ghosh, Nabaparna, FR2.05.11 D’Almeida, Jackie, FR3.30.36 Evans, Megan, TH3.30.07 Giglia, Angela, TH11.10.03 Damiano, Anthony, FR8.00.08 F Gilderbloom, John Hans, Danley, Stephen, SA9.00.02 Fang, Li, TH1.50.12 SA10.35.07 Dantzler, Prentiss, Graduate Fang, Yiping, TH9.40.06 Gilliland, Jason, FR8.00.15 Student Workshops Farrington, Alex, SA9.00.02 Gilster, Megan, TH9.40.08 Darrah-Okike, Jennifer, Fedeli, Valeria, FR9.40.08 Glass, Andrea, FR11.10.10 FR2.05.07 Fenley, Vanessa, FR8.00.02 Goetz, Edward, TH11.10.06, Das, Rituparna, SA10.35.08 Ferdinand, Rashida, TH7.15.01, FR2.05.16 David-Cooper, René, FR3.30.12 Goh,Kian , FR2.05.02 TH1.50.01 Fereshtehnezhad, Milad, Goix, Renaud Le, FR11.10.07

117 Goldbach, Theresa, TH9.40.11 FR8.00.09 I Goldberg-Miller, Shoshanah, Harper-Anderson,Elsie, Ihrke, Douglas, FR9.40.14 TH1.50.09; SA9.00.11 FR7.15.03, FR8.00.09 Imeokparia, Timothy, Golestani, Naseem, FR3.30.33 Harris, Brian, FR3.30.32 SA10.35.14 Gomes,Thais, FR3.30.13 Harris, Kirk E., SA9.00.03 Immergluck, Dan, TH1.50.07 Gonzales, Teresa, FR11.10.05 Harris-Dawson, Marqueece, Inam, Aseem, TH9.40.14 Gonzalez, Bertha Elizabeth Opening Plenary Inwood, Joshua, TH11.10.04 Mercado, FR9.40.16 Harten, Julia, FR11.10.18 Irazábal-Zurita, Clara, Gonzalez, Erualdo, TH3.30.15, Harwood, Stacy, FR8.00.04 TH9.40.14, FR11.10.04 Hatch, Megan SA9.00.07 TH3.30.13 Good, Ryan M., TH11.10.11 Havewala,Ferzana, SA10.35.03 Izumi, Kazutaka, FR3.30.33 Goodman, Christopher, Havlova, Zdenka, TH9.40.17 FR9.40.15 Hayduk,Ron, TH8.00.05 J Gorodnichev, Anton, Headley, Andrea, SA10.35.05 Jackson, April, Teaching TH11.10.12 Hendricks, Marccus, Effectiveness Gourevitch, Ruth, FR9.40.05 TH11.10.09 Workshop: Learning and Gourrier, Al, FR7.15.04 Henkle, Jason, TH1.50.14 Using Grant, Bligh, TH1.50.18 Herbert, Claire, FR2.05.06 Understanding by Design Graszer, Grace, FR11.10.13 Herman, Cameron, FR2.05.04 Jackson,Wendy Eley, FR3.45.07 Graziani, Terra, TH11.10.01 Hernandez, Ashley, TH8.00.07 Jain, Manisha, SA9.00.13 Green, Jamaal, TH3.30.01 Hernandez, Melissa Gomez, Jakar, Gidon, FR9.40.09 Greene, Solomon, FR9.40.03 FR8.00.06 Jamme, Huê-Tâm Webb, Greenlee, Andrew, TH11.10.18, Hernández-García, Jaime, TH3.30.18 FR11.10.06 TH9.40.14 Jani, Nirali, TH3.30.03 Grevstad-Nordbrock, Ted, Herring, Chris, FR2.05.05 Jargowsky, Paul, TH1.50.03; TH8.00.06 Hillmann, Felicitas, SA10.35.04 SA10.35.14 Grodach, Carl, TH11.10.08 Hinkley,Sara, FR11.10.09, Jensen, Jesper Ole, FR9.40.07 Grooms, Ain, TH8.00.11 FR2.05.10 Jeong, Hyesun, TH9.40.11 Guibard, Luc, SA9.00.06 Hinze, Annika M., SA10.35.02 Johnson, Kimberley, TH8.00.07, Guo, Hai David, FR9.40.09 Hipp, John, TH9.40.05 TH1.50.15 Guo, Wen, TH9.40.11 Hissong, Rod, SA9.00.04 Jones, Alex, TH8.00.14 Guoping, Xiong, FR9.40.12 Hoff, Andrea, FR11.10.11 Jose, Roshan, FR3.30.17 Gupta, Jyoti, SA9.00.03 Hohle, Randolph, FR8.00.16 Joseph, Mark, TH3.30.06, Gyan, Kwadwo A., FR3.30.14 Holifield, Ryan, FR2.05.11 FR11.10.03 H Holloway, Emily, TH9.40.12 Jung, Yoonhee, TH1.50.18 Ha, Hui Jeong, FR9.40.13 Holt,William, Graduate Student K Haas, Gilda, TH11.10.01 Workshops, TH8.00.13; Kainer-Persov, Nava, TH3.30.08 Haberle, Megan, FR9.40.03 FR9.40.13; FR2.05.14 Kalin, Betsy, FR3.45.06 Hackworth, Jason, FR8.00.16 Homsy, George, FR8.00.13 Kang, Leanne, TH11.10.11 Hafley,Taylor, TH1.50.05 Homsy, George C., FR8.00.13 Kang, Seungbeom, SA10.35.07 Hakkenberg, Christopher R., Hooper, Niels, TH8.00.10 Kanuga, Malav, TH8.00.18 TH1.50.11 Howell, Kathryn, FR11.10.04 Karjanen, David, FR2.05.17 Halde,Tanvi Sharad, FR3.30.15 Hu, Zhiyong, FR11.10.14 Kass, Amanda, TH11.10.15 Hale, Marcia Rosalie, Hu,Yujie, TH1.50.11 Kassens-Noor, Eva, TH9.40.10 TH9.40.02, TH1.50.04 Huang, Jie, TH11.10.07 Kay, Kelly, TH11.10.15 Hamel, Pierre, FR2.05.15 Huang,Youqin, TH1.50.17 Keil, Roger, TH1.50.16, Hamer-Small, Kaya, SA9.00.06 Huante, Alfredo, FR8.00.05 FR9.40.08 Hammel, Daniel, TH11.10.06 Huarita, Edith, FR8.00.07 Keller, JoDee, FR8.00.11 Hamideh, Sara, TH1.50.03 Huerta, Alvaro, FR8.00.04 Kerimoglu, Ebru, FR9.40.10 Han, Albert, FR9.40.17 Hughes, Robin, Opening Khare, Amy, FR9.40.05 HAN, SU, TH3.30.10 Plenary Kightlinger, Jeff, TH9.40.15 Han, Yanbing, FR9.40.13 Hum, Tarry, TH9.40.16, Kim, Annette, TH11.10.04 Hanlon, Bernadette, TH3.30.18 Kim, Boah, TH9.40.06 TH11.10.18, Hunter, Donna, TH3.30.03 Kim, Chanyong, TH11.10.12 TH3.30.16 Hur, Hyungjo, SA10.35.09 Kim, Cheongsin, SA9.00.14 Harper-Anderson, Elsie, Hyra, Derek, FR9.40.07 Kim, Jae Won, FR3.30.18 Kim, Jeongseob, TH3.30.11

118 Kim, Keuntae, FR11.10.12 Lee, Sugie, FR8.00.14 Makarewicz, Carrie, FR2.05.04 Kim, Minjee, TH1.50.12 Lee, Wonhyung, TH3.30.11 Malecha, Matthew, FR9.40.12 Kim, Seunghoon, TH11.10.12 Lee,C. Aujean, TH9.40.09 Mallach, Alan, TH9.40.07 Kim, Sungchan, SA9.00.14 Lee,Wonhyung, TH3.30.11 Maniscalco, Anthony, FR7.15.05 Kim, Yeong-Hyun, SA10.35.04 Lehrer, Ute, FR8.00.12 Manville, Michael, SA10.35.06 Kim, Yunji, TH3.30.01 Leite, Flávia, FR9.40.09 Marantz,Nicholas, TH1.50.12 Kim,Youngjun, TH11.10.08 Lendel, Iryna, FR11.10.09 Marinic, Gregory, TH11.10.07 Kim,Yunji, TH8.00.14 Lennon, Mary Clare, FR9.40.06 Markley, Scott, TH8.00.04 Kinahan, Kelly, SA9.00.10 Lens, Michael, TH3.30.06, Marques, Eduardo, TH3.30.13 King, Christian, FR11.10.13 FR9.40.03 Marques, Eduardo C L, King, Colby, Teaching Leon, Janina, FR8.00.17 FR9.40.14 Effectiveness Workshop: Lew, Jamie, SA9.00.03 Martin, Carlos, FR8.00.10 Serving First Generation Lewis, Brittany, FR3.45.02, Martin, Nina, SA10.35.02 College SA9.00.07 Martinez, Magdalena, Students Lewis, David, FR3.30.21 SA10.35.10 King, Desmond, TH1.50.15 Lewis, Paul G, SA9.00.15 Martucci, Sara, TH8.00.08 Kirby, Andrew, FR9.40.18 Li, Jianyi, SA9.00.16 Matsumoto, Naka, TH1.50.10 Knaap, Elijah, FR11.10.07 Li, Minjing, SA10.35.16 Matsuoka, Martha, FR8.00.03 Knapp, Courtney, TH9.40.13 Li, Shoushi, TH9.40.11 Mawhorter, Sarah, TH3.30.06, Ko, Kaon, TH9.40.17 Li, Xiaomeng, FR3.30.22 SA10.35.06 Kocsis, Janos B., TH3.30.12 Li, Yan, FR9.40.12 McCallister, Camille, FR3.30.34 Koh, Keumseok, FR2.05.12 Li, Ziming, FR2.05.05 McConaghie, Thomas, Kopko, Kristen, FR3.30.39 Liegler, Lindsay, FR3.30.35 FR11.10.02 Korver-Glenn, Elizabeth, Lightbourne, Jesseca, McGandy, Michael, TH8.00.10 TH1.50.11 Graduate Student McGovern, Steve, TH11.10.16 Koslov, Liz, FR2.05.02 Workshops McKendry, Corina, FR11.10.15 Kotval-K, Zeenat, FR2.05.12 Lim, Jaewon, TH3.30.12 Mehta, Aditi, TH8.00.09 Krebs, Timothy, SA9.00.15 Lim,Taekyoung, FR8.00.14 Meier, Cristian, SA10.35.06 Kreichauf, René, TH8.00.05 LIN, Xue, TH3.30.17 Meilinger,Valentin, FR3.30.23 Kronick, Amy Bridges, Linovski, Orly, SA10.35.02 Mejia, Armando Xavier, TH3.30.15 Litivnsky, Marina, FR8.00.08, SA10.35.03 Kuai, Yiwen, TH1.50.17 FR9.40.11 Mele, Christopher, TH9.40.13 Kubo, Tomoko, TH3.30.08 Liu, Cathy, TH8.00.05 Meléndez, José W., Teaching Kumar, Sudeshna, FR3.30.19 Liu, Haijing, SA9.00.16 Effectiveness Workshop: Kurosu, Satomi, TH11.10.10 Liu, Jody, TH9.40.13 Learning and Using Kurwa,Rahim, FR11.10.12 Liu, Xiao, TH11.10.13 Understanding by Design Kwate, Naa Oyo, TH9.40.04 Liu, Zhilin, SA10.35.13 and L Livadic, Irma, FR3.30.32 Serving First Generation LaFrombois, Megan Heim, Lodato, Raymond, SA10.35.09 College FR8.00.12 Longworth, Susan, TH1.50.02 Students Lamarche, Lucie, TH1.50.01 Loo, Yat Ming, FR8.00.05 Mendel, Julie, TH11.10.18 Lamb, Zachary, FR8.00.10 Loomis, Jessa, TH11.10.15 Metzger, Molly, FR11.10.03 Lance, Jim, TH8.00.10 Lopez, Melissa, FR3.30.34 Miljanich, Chris, SA9.00.15 Lanz, Paulina, FR9.40.10 Lu, Tingting, FR8.00.18 Miller, Camden, TH1.50.14 Laskey, Allison, FR9.40.02 Lubin, Jonathan, FR8.00.14 Miltenberger, Lauren, FR8.00.11 Lawson, Shavaughn, FR3.30.20 Lucio, Joanna, TH8.00.13 Minzner, Amy, TH1.50.14 Leamon-Johnston, Benjamin, Lung-Amam, Willow, FR9.40.03 Mioduszewski, Michelle D., TH1.50.09 Lung-Amam,Willow, FR11.10.08 TH3.30.09 Ledesma, Edna, TH1.50.02 Lym, Youngbin, FR2.05.05 Moak, Stacy, TH11.10.10 Lee, C. Aujean, TH9.40.09 Lynch, Kimberly Mayfield, Modarres,Ali , Graduate Student Lee, Hyojung, SA10.35.07 TH3.30.03 Workshops, TH8.00.06, Lee, Jaehong, TH8.00.18 Lynn, Kevin, TH9.40.12 TH1.50.04, FR2.05.16 Lee, Joohun, TH3.30.12 M Mollé, Geoffrey, FR9.40.01 Lee, Kah-Wee, SA9.00.16 Maginn,Paul, TH1.50.16 Mollenkopf, John, TH9.40.16 Lee, Mary, FR8.00.03 Mahato, Binita, FR9.40.17 Molnar, Alejandro, TH8.00.15 Lee, Narae, FR2.05.05 Mahato,Binita, FR9.40.17 Monarrez, Tomas, FR9.40.03 Monkkonen, Paavo, TH1.50.14

119 Montes, Christian, FR9.40.01 Owens, Ann, TH1.50.06 Plummer, Jason Anthony, Morales, Francisco Trejo, Owens, Michael Leo, Graduate SA9.00.04 TH11.10.17 Student Workshops, Poier, Salvatore, FR11.10.02 Morea, Valeria, FR2.05.17 TH9.40.18; TH1.50.08 Prayitno, Khairunnabila, Morel, Domingo, FR11.10.04 P SA10.35.12 Morin, Richard, FR11.10.08 Pae, Gilsu, FR2.05.12 Preciado, Emanuel, TH11.10.03 Myers, Dowell, FR2.05.08 Pandey, Sudhir, SA9.00.09 Price, Cody, TH11.10.18 N Pandey, Vidhu, SA9.00.11 Prochaska, Natalie, FR9.40.06 Nachbaur, Fredric, TH8.00.10 Paré, Sylvie, TH1.50.10 Purifoye, Gwendolyn, Nacino, Shelby, TH11.10.03 Pareja-Eastaway, Montserrat, SA10.35.03 Nadeau, Rachel, TH1.50.01 TH9.40.09 Q Nader, Brenton, FR2.05.13 Parfrey, Jonathan, FR8.00.10 Qin, Bo, FR11.10.01 Nag, Dipanjan, SA9.00.13 Park, Han John, TH1.50.11 Quan, Steven Jige, SA10.35.11 Nagai, Kentaro, FR3.30.36 Park, Jaehyeon, FR11.10.18 R Nanji, Iman, FR3.30.35 Park, JungHo, FR2.05.08 Rabii, Watoii, TH1.50.06 Narayanan, Kamal, FR3.30.24 Park, Kiduk, TH9.40.08 Rabrenovic, Gordana, Natekal, Asiya, SA10.35.11 Parker, Emily, TH11.10.12 FR11.10.17 Nelles, Jen, TH9.40.15 Parker, Jeffrey Nathaniel, Ramanath, Ramya, TH1.50.02 Nelson, Katharine, TH11.10.06 TH8.00.08 Ramanath,Ramya, TH1.50.02 Nelson, Kyle, FR9.40.04 Parker, Marla, Teaching Ramsey-Musolf,Darrel, Nevarez,Julia, TH3.30.16 Effectiveness FR2.05.08 Newman, Kathe, TH11.10.06, Workshop: Serving First Ranganathan, Malini, FR2.05.02 FR3.45.01 Generation Rast, Joel, FR8.00.16 Nguyen, Allan, FR3.30.38 College Students Raymond, Elora, FR9.40.04 Nguyen,Mai , TH9.40.02, Parmar, Shivangi Singh, Read, Dustin, FR2.05.08 TH1.50.03 SA9.00.09 Reames,Tony G. , TH3.30.05 Nicholls, Walter, SA9.00.05 Pasciuti, Daniel, FR9.40.04 Recio, Redento, TH8.00.18 Nickels, Ashley E, TH9.40.07 Passell, Aaron, SA9.00.10 Redaelli, Eleonora, FR3.30.25 Nickelsburg, Jerry, Opening Pastor, Manuel, TH3.30.15, Reece, Jason, SA9.00.02 Plenary FR3.45.01, Rees, Jennifer, FR3.30.32 Nomura, Shigeharu, FR11.10.12 SA9.00.05 Reggiani, Marco, TH9.40.17 O Patel, Amit, SA9.00.09 Reid, Carolina, TH1.50.07, Oakley, Deirdre, TH8.00.12, Patraporn,Varisa , SA10.35.04 TH3.30.06 FR9.40.18 Paul, Arpan, FR11.10.02 Reid,Carolina, TH1.50.07 Ochoa, Dinorah Judith Pearson-Merkowitz, Shanna, Reina, Vincent J., TH1.50.08 Gonzalez, TH1.50.03 Reitan, Meredith Drake, FR8.00.06 Pedrassoli, Julio, FR9.40.01 FR2.05.11 Oh, Sookhee, SA10.35.04 Peng, Qiong, SA9.00.08 Ren, Xiaojuan, FR2.05.13 Okeahialam, Stanislaus Peralta, Karie, TH11.10.16 Ren, Xuefei, TH1.50.16, Anabaraonye, FR2.05.13 Perez-Corral, Cherlyn, FR9.40.08 Olmedo, Carlos, FR2.05.06 FR3.30.37 Renwick,Trude, FR2.05.18 Olmos, Daniel, SA9.00.01 Perez-Figueroa, Omar, Revington, Nick, TH1.50.14 Olsson, Lina, TH11.10.14 FR11.10.11 Reyes, Alejandra, SA10.35.01 Olvera, Jacqueline, TH9.40.04 Perrone, Camilla, TH1.50.16 Reyes,Alejandra, SA10.35.01 Olwert, Craig, TH1.50.13 Perry, David, TH7.15.03 Rhodes, Lily, FR3.30.34 Oosterlynck, Stijn, FR11.10.11 Pfeiffer, Deirdre, Opening Ridley, William, FR2.05.09 Orfield, Gary, FR2.05.03 Plenary, Rigolon, Alessandro, FR9.40.02 Orne, Jason, FR2.05.17 TH8.00.07 Rigopoulou-Melcher, Aspasia, Orr, Marion, FR9.40.15 Pham, Kane, TH1.50.18 FR3.30.26 Osborn, Barbara, FR9.40.11 Pham,Steven, FR8.00.12 Rios, Michael, TH1.50.04 Osuji, Sabina Chiaka, FR2.05.14 Phelps, Nicholas, TH1.50.16, Rivera-Salgado, Gaspar, Osuji, Simeon Kamalu, FR9.40.08 TH9.40.01 SA9.00.13 Pierce,Greg, TH8.00.02 Robitaille, David, TH1.50.01 Osutei, Nene, SA10.35.09 Pincetl, Stephanie, TH9.40.15 Rocco, Mary, TH1.50.08 Ouédraogo, Touwendé Roland, Platt, Lorne, FR2.05.14 Rocco, Raymond, TH9.40.01 TH1.50.01 Ploeger, Joerg, TH9.40.07 Rocha, Priscila Coli, TH11.10.17

120 Rohe, William M., FR8.00.07 Shadduck-Hernandez, Janna, Stockton, Terry J., FR8.00.11 Romańczyk, Katarzyna, TH9.40.01 Stokes, Robert, FR2.05.05 FR11.10.17 Shadkam, Anahita, SA10.35.08 Stone, Samuel, FR11.10.09 Romo, Frank, SA9.00.04 Shah, Akshit Mukesh, Stowers, Genie, FR11.10.16 Rosa,Vanessa, FR9.40.05 FR8.00.18 Straten, Inken Oldsen-thor, Rosen, Eva, FR9.40.04 Shattuck, Sadie, SA9.00.08 FR2.05.13 Rosen,Jovanna, SA10.35.14 She, Xiaoye, FR9.40.16 Stren, Richard, TH1.50.18 Rosenblatt, Peter, SA9.00.07 Shegog, Marya, FR11.10.10 Strom, Elizabeth, TH3.30.09, Roy, Nabanita, SA9.00.13 Shelby, Hayden, TH9.40.02 FR3.45.01 Rubado, Meghan, FR2.05.15 Shelton, Taylor, TH11.10.15 Suh,Hyungjun , TH11.10.16 Ruberto, Dianna, FR9.40.10 Shen, Juelin, SA10.35.15 Sullivan, Edward, FR8.00.13 Rubinstein, Sarah, FR3.30.36 Sherman, Stephen, SA10.35.05 Sullivan, Esther, FR2.05.06 Rukmana, Deden, FR8.00.18 Shi, Linda, FR8.00.10 Sullivan,Andrew, TH3.30.14 S Shiki, Kimiko, TH3.30.08 Sun, Xiangwei, FR8.00.09 Saegert, Susan, FR9.40.06 Shin, Jiyon, FR11.10.17 Sun,Rui, SA9.00.14 Safarova, Bara, FR9.40.07 Shin, Yongjun, FR9.40.15 Sunderman, Gail, TH8.00.11 Saha, Deepanjan, FR9.40.17 Shirazi, M. Reza, TH9.40.02 Sung, Seyoung, FR8.00.05 Sakurai, Takehiro, TH9.40.17 Shtern, Marik, TH9.40.09 Sutton, Stacey, TH9.40.04 Saladino, Caitlin, TH11.10.02 Shukla, Shivani, TH3.30.11 Swann,William, FR11.10.13 Saleh, Ilhamdaniah, TH8.00.11 Siddiqi, Faizan Jawed, Swanstrom, Todd, TH9.40.07, Saltsman, Adam, TH3.30.18 SA9.00.12 FR3.45.01 Sanchez-Moyano, Rocio, Sidney, Mara, FR3.45.01 Swart, Cornelius, FR3.45.08 TH1.50.07 Silver, Hilary, TH3.30.15 Sweeney, Glennon, SA10.35.03 Sanders, Tonya, TH11.10.10 Silverman, Robert, FR2.05.08 Sweet, Elizabeth L., TH1.50.05, Sanga, Naganika, FR11.10.14 Simmons, Louise, FR11.10.05 FR2.05.16 Santiago, Anna Maria, Simoni, Cesár, FR9.40.01 Szlachetko, Jakub, FR9.40.14 FR11.10.12 Simpson, Sheryl Ann, T Santiago, Luis, TH9.40.02 TH11.10.04, Takemura, Ryosuke, FR3.30.29 Santoro, Paula Freire, FR3.45.02 Taliaferro, Jocelyn, Graduate SA10.35.01 Sims,J. Revel, SA9.00.07 Student Workshops, Sarkar, Basudatta, TH1.50.02 Singer, Katie, FR11.10.05 TH9.40.18 Sarkar, Jayabrata, SA10.35.12 Singer, Matan, SA9.00.06 Tanaka, Kento , FR3.30.33 Sarmah, Tanaya, TH11.10.09 Singla, Akheil, FR11.10.09 Tang, Tian, SA9.00.14 Sarmiento, Carolina, FR2.05.01 Sisk, Victoria F, FR3.30.27 Tang,Tian, SA9.00.14 Sarzynski, Andrea, TH3.30.14 Skeete, Renée, FR2.05.04 Tapp, Renee, TH11.10.15 Sauvage, Laurent, TH9.40.11 Skuzinski, Thomas, FR9.40.14 Tarr, Alexander, TH11.10.01 Scally, Corianne, Graduate Smith, Alexandra, TH3.30.10 Taylor, Johanna K., FR9.40.10 Student Smith, Janet, TH9.40.18 Teal, Nuna, FR8.00.10 Workshops Smith, Richard, TH11.10.02 Tegeler, Philip, FR11.10.03 Scally, Corianne Payton, Smith, Russell, TH3.30.05 Teresa, Benjamin, FR11.10.04 TH9.40.08 Solis, Miriam, FR9.40.09 Teron, Lemir, TH1.50.13 Schachner, Jared N., Son, Seulgi, SA10.35.13 Terriquez, Veronica, SA9.00.05 TH11.10.11 Sonenshein, Raphael, Thompson, Keanu, TH3.30.05 Schalliol, David, FR3.45.03 TH3.30.15 Thompson, Lyke, SA10.35.08 Schatteman, Alicia, TH3.30.14 Southwell, Jessica, FR3.30.36 Thomson, Dale, FR8.00.02 Schell, Kathryn, TH8.00.10 Spencer, James, SA9.00.08 Tian, Chao Yue, SA10.35.16 Schenk, Todd, TH7.15.02, Spielvogel, Bryn, FR3.30.28 Tian, Chuanhao, SA10.35.16 TH3.30.10 Sporn, Pam, FR3.45.05 Tighe, Rosie, TH7.15.05, Schneider, Aaron, SA9.00.01 Spurlock, Danielle, FR11.10.13 TH1.50.03 Schneider, Jakob, FR9.40.06 Squires, Gregory, FR2.05.03 Tighe, Rosie J., FR9.40.07 Schragger, Richard, TH8.00.14 Stabrowski, Filip, FR11.10.07 Tolfo, Giuseppe, TH9.40.12 Schreiber, Casey, TH8.00.11 Stahl, Valerie, TH8.00.07 Tong, Xin, FR8.00.08 Schrock, Greg, TH3.30.01 Stapper, E.W. (Michiel), Tosics, Ivan, FR2.05.15 Sedigh, Hadi, TH8.00.14 FR11.10.17 Touchton, Michael, FR2.05.09 Selby, J. David, FR8.00.15 Steil, Justin, FR9.40.03 Towns, Armond, SA9.00.01 Serbulo, Leanne, SA10.35.05 Stein, Sam, TH9.40.16 Tran, Tho, FR2.05.07 Stern, Justin, FR2.05.18

121 Tretter, Eliot, FR11.10.04 SA9.00.11 Xie, Dixiang, SA9.00.12 Turam, Berna, FR2.05.10 Wang, Jing (Univ of Illinois at Xiong, Xueying, TH3.30.18 Turesky, Marisa, TH1.50.02 Chicago), Xu, Fang, TH8.00.01 Turner, Clara, SA9.00.15 TH11.10.09, FR9.40.17, Xu, Gaofeng, SA9.00.12 Tuttle, Steven, TH8.00.08 SA9.00.11 Xu, Yuanshuo, SA10.35.15 U Wang, Qingfang, TH1.50.05 Xu,Yuanshuo, SA10.35.15 Urey, Gwen, FR11.10.15 Wang, Ruoniu (Vince), Y Urquiza, John, FR8.00.03 FR11.10.06 Yamakawa, Tsuyoshi, FR3.30.33 Uzochukwu, Kelechi, FR7.15.04 Wang, Weijing, FR11.10.16 Yang, Hee Jin, TH3.30.10 Wang,Qingfang, TH1.50.05 Yang, Zijiang, FR2.05.13 Wang,Yi , FR8.00.18 V Yazar, Mahir, FR2.05.14 Ward, Chandra, TH8.00.12 Ye, Lin, TH3.30.17 Vale, Lawrence, FR9.40.05 Warner, Mildred, TH8.00.14, Valente, Rubia, FR11.10.11 Ye, Minting, TH8.00.06 FR2.05.16 Yerena, Anaid, TH3.30.08 Valente, Rubia R., Teaching Warren, Stacey, TH3.30.16 Effectiveness Workshop: Yoon, Sulhee, TH3.30.09 Weaver, Timothy, FR8.00.16 Yoshizumi, Annia, FR3.30.38 Serving Webb, Michael, FR2.05.07 First Generation College Yu, Chenwei, SA10.35.15 Webber, Henry, FR11.10.03 Yu, Siyu, TH11.10.09 Students Welch, Bethany, Graduate Valenzuela, Abel, TH9.40.01 Yu, Yang, FR11.10.01 Student Yun, Jinhee, FR11.10.11 Vallianatos, Mark, FR8.00.04 Workshops, TH1.50.06; Vanbutsele, Serena, TH3.30.12, FR8.00.05 Z FR9.40.14 Wellman, Gerard, TH11.10.12 Zambonelli,Vera , TH1.50.10 Van Holm, Eric Joseph, Wendel, Gus, TH8.00.17 Zangger, Christoph, TH8.00.04 TH1.50.06 Wenzel, Andrea, FR9.40.11 Zanotto, Juliana, SA10.35.14 Van Maasakkers, Mattijs, Wesley, Joan Marshall, Zhang, Weiwen, SA9.00.16 TH3.30.14 TH8.00.07 Zhang, Zhang, SA10.35.14 Vasudevan, Raksha, FR8.00.17 Westberg, Drew, FR2.05.17 Zhao, Jerry, SA10.35.12 Vazquez, Benjamin, FR2.05.01 White, Heather, FR3.45.04 Zhao, Yimin, FR11.10.01 Velasco, Caio, FR3.30.32 White, Jonah, TH8.00.06 Zheng, William, SA10.35.02 Vera, Maria Del C., FR8.00.12 White, Pete, FR8.00.03 Zhou, Han, TH3.30.12 Vermeulen, Floris, SA9.00.05 Widita, Alyas, FR3.30.30 Zhu, Kui, FR11.10.14 Verri, Fernanda Jahn, TH8.00.16 Wilder, Margaret, Graduate Zhuang, Zhixi, TH1.50.04, Vicino, Thomas, TH9.40.18 Student FR3.45.06 Vicino,Thomas , FR2.05.13 Workshops Zoll, Deidre, TH8.00.09 Vidal, Avis, FR11.10.08 Williams, Ashely, FR3.30.37 Zuccaro, Matthew, SA9.00.10 Villalpando, Cristina, FR3.30.37 Williams, Rashad, SA9.00.06 Zuñiga, Michelle, TH11.10.10 Viorato, Michelle, FR3.30.32 Williams-Pulfer, Kim, FR8.00.17 Visser, Marjorie, TH1.50.06 Wilson, Barbara Brown, Vojnovic, Igor, Graduate Student TH9.40.05 Workshops, TH8.00.06, Wilson, Jessica, FR9.40.12 FR9.40.18 Wilson, Matthew D., TH11.10.08 Vorley,Tim , FR8.00.09 Wilson, Meghan, TH3.30.04 W Won, Jaewoong, FR3.30.31 Wagner, Fritz, TH7.15.03, Won, Jongho, SA10.35.06 FR7.15.02 Wong, Brittany, TH9.40.08 Walker, Ana Paula Pimentel, Wong, Karna, TH8.00.02 SA9.00.12 Woo, Ayoung, SA9.00.06 Wallerstein, Joseph, FR2.05.06 Wooddell, Michelle, FR9.40.02 Walter, Rebecca, TH11.10.18 Wray, Alexander, FR2.05.12 Wang, Dong, TH1.50.17 Wright, Nathaniel, FR8.00.15, Wang, Hsi-Chuan, TH1.50.12 TH3.30.04 Wang, Jiejing, FR11.10.01 Wu, Wei-Ning, TH3.30.17 Wang, Jing (Shanghai Jiao Tong Wyczalkowski, Chris, TH8.00.12 Univ), X FR9.40.17 Xiao, Allen, FR11.10.01 Wang, Jing (Hebei Univ of Tech),

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124 50thof theAnnual Urban Affairs MeetingAssociation

April 2-4, 2020 | Washington, DC USA | Renaissance Hotel

Call for Participation Shaping the Future of Urban Research

The Urban Affairs Association (UAA) emerged through the development of urban research and outreach centers at U.S.-based colleges and universities, in the 1960s. A small group of center directors began meeting to share experiences and developmental strategies. This group became known as the Council of University Institutes for Urban Affairs (CUIUA) and held their first meeting in Boston Massachusetts on November 13, 1969, where an official constitution and bylaws were drafted and approved. In April of 1970, the council convened the first annual meeting of the organization in Washington, D.C.. In 1981, the board of CUIUA changed the name of the organization to the Urban Affairs Association (UAA). Today, the future of UAA as an organization is inextricably linked to the commitment and engagement of researchers, policy analysts, policy advocates, academic programs, research centers, and public/nonprofit practitioners seeking to advance the well-being of residents, neighborhoods, cities, and their respective metropolitan regions across the globe.

In April of 2020, UAA returns to Washington, D.C. to celebrate its 50th anniversary of annual meetings. The Opening Plenary of the 2020 conference will address the theme, “The State of Urban Affairs and the State of Urban Affairs Research.” This theme sets the stage for the overarching goals of the conference, which are: 1) to better understand our past, 2) to assess current realities, and 3) to create visions for the future that support a global urban research agenda. The conference will provide opportunities to assess urban affairs as a field, and to develop ideas for enhancing its long-term prospects and impacts. We encourage proposals for paper, panel, colloquy and roundtable sessions to stimulate thinking and re-thinking of urban affairs, and to widen intellectual and professional networks.

Deadlines October 1, 2019, 11:59pm (CDT) - Abstract/Session Proposal Deadline December 13, 2019, 11:59pm (CDT) - Registration Deadline Persons who miss these deadlines are welcome to attend as observers

Participation Formats

A proposal can be submitted through the UAA website using ONE of the following participation formats: • Individual research paper presentation: Proposal requires an abstract • Organized research paper panel: Proposal requires a panel summary, group of 4-5 paper abstracts, and a designated moderator (who may be a paper presenters) • Organized colloquy: Proposal requires theme statement & names of 4-5 discussants • Breakfast roundtable: Proposal requires theme statement & names of 1-2 conveners • Poster: Proposal requires an abstract. Best option for persons in early stage of research.

125 50th Anniversary Topics

The following topics are examples are offered to stimulate, not to limit, your development of ideas for possible proposals:

What is Urban Affairs?

• What does “urban” mean in scholarship and in public discussion, media, legislative debates, etc.? How have those meanings changed over time? How do these changes matter? • How relevant are the traditional distinctions between urban, suburban, and rural communities to our understandings and analyses of development and its consequences? • How has “urban” scholarship and policy discourse differed and converged globally? • Is “urban affairs” a discipline? Should it be? Where does “urban affairs” sit in the community of scholars: in academe and elsewhere? • What array of topics has directed research and writing and how has that mix changed over time? • What should be and/or are likely to be future directions in urban research? What can we do to better shape that future? • What role has UAA played in the development of urban affairs as a field? How has that role changed over time? What directions should the organization take going forward?

How Can Urban Affairs Researchers Expand Their Audiences?

• How can the UAA and urban scholars more effectively serve the needs of audiences that utilize research and knowledge? For example: o journalists and others who “cover” urban affairs and related matters o urban-oriented organizations (NLC, NACO, USCM, Governors’ Assoc, etc) o governments at all levels (national, state, regional, local) o non-profit research, community-based, and advocacy groups (e.g. PolicyLink, Center for Community Change, National Fair Housing Alliance) o Scholars who are not involved in UAA, but do examine the significance of place including cities, suburbs, and non-metropolitan communities • What do foundations and other funders look for regarding funding for urban research? How do their priorities influence research?

What is the Impact of Urban Affairs Research?

• What impact does urban research have? • How can UAA members obtain greater recognition for their work (among scholars, practitioners and the public)? • Does urban research require methodological changes to increase credibility? • How can urban researchers produce greater impact on conditions on the ground, particularly in view of growing inequalities and polarization?

126 Special Conference Tracks • Urban Affairs Association Retrospective Special Track will include sessions devoted to the UAA History Project with a focus on the evolution of the organization, its conference, and the Journal of Urban Affairs. • Urban Entrepreneurship Special Track (see Call for Participation in 2019 Printed Conference Program) • Other Proposed Tracks: Healthy Communities; Innovations in Affordable Housing; Race, Ethnicity and City; and The Role of Media in Urban Affairs (e.g., news, editorials, investigative reports, cartoons, web/social media)

Topical Categories for UAA Conferences In addition to the conference theme, we encourage proposals that focus on an array of research topics including: • Activist Scholarship • Arts, Culture in Urban Contexts • Disaster Planning/Management for Urban Areas, Cities and National Security • Economic Development, Redevelopment, Tourism, Urban Economics, Finance • Education Policy in Urban Contexts, Educational Institutions & Urban Inequalities • Environmental Issues, Sustainability • Gender, Identity, Diversity • Globalization, Multi-national Urban Issues • Governance, Intergovernmental Relations, Regionalism, Urban Management • Health and Urban Populations/Communities • Historic Preservation, Space and Place • Historical Perspectives on Cities, Urban Areas • Housing, Neighborhoods, Community Development • Human Services & Urban Populations, Nonprofit Sector in Urban Contexts • Immigration, Population and Demographic Trends in Urban Areas • Infrastructure, Capital Projects, Networks, Transport, Urban Services • Labor, Employment, Wages, Training • Land Use, Growth Management, Urban Development, Urban Planning • Poverty, Welfare, Income Inequality • Professional Development, The Field of Urban Affairs • Public Safety, Criminal Justice, Household Violence in Urban Contexts • Race, Ethnicity, and Nationality in Urban and Metropolitan Contexts • Social Capital, Democracy and Civil Society, Social Theory, Religion and the City • Special Track on Urban Entrepreneurship • Urban Communication (Urban Media Roles, Journalism, Social Media/Technology) • Urban Design, Urban Architecture • Urban Indicators, Data/Methods, Satisfaction/Quality of Life Surveys • Urban Politics, Elections, Citizen Participation • Urban Theory, Theoretical and Conceptual Issues in Urban Affairs • Urban Issues in Asia and the Pacific Rim • Urban Issues in Central & South America and the Caribbean

One-Session Policy To maximize opportunities and minimize scheduling conflicts, UAA limits your participation (as presenter, speaker and/or moderator) to one (1) session. Exception: Persons in sponsored and professional development panels or breakfast roundtables can participate in one additional session. DO NOT agree to participate in more than one session, unless you meet the exception criteria.

127 SPECIAL TRACK ON URBAN ENTREPRENEURSHIP Call for Participation Urban Affairs Association (UAA) Annual Conference Washington, DC | April 2-4, 2020 ***DEADLINE FOR ABSTRACTS: OCTOBER 1, 2019*** Track Chair: Lara Arnold, Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation

Given the continued importance of business development in urban employment and economic opportunities, the 2020 UAA conference will include a Special Track on Urban Entrepreneurship. This track is made possible with support from the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation, which is particularly focused on bridging market gaps and growing entrepreneurial ecosystems.

With very little of the total capital flow to entrepreneurs geared toward women and people of color and 81 percent of funding coming through personal net worth, family wealth, or connections to networks, it is not a mystery why today’s make-up of entrepreneurs is overwhelmingly white, older, and male. Going forward, communities need to build the mechanisms and networks that help more people start new businesses. Further, with the nation’s changing demographics, it is both a moral and strategic imperative to ensure inclusion and equity as communities seek to grow local economies (Statement by Larry Jacob, Vice President of Public Affairs, Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation).

The Special Track on Urban Entrepreneurship welcomes papers that address topics such as: • Entrepreneurial ecosystems • Business development in urban neighborhoods • Minority and women-owned business development • Downtown redevelopment and employment • Creative enterprise and job opportunities • Smart cities and economic opportunity

To highlight the importance of these subjects, the Kauffman Foundation is sponsoring an award for the Best Paper in Urban Entrepreneurship, which will be presented at the 2021 UAA conference. A Foundation representative will be on hand to present the award at the conference. To qualify for the award, an abstract must be submitted, accepted, and the paper presented at the 2020 conference. After the conference, a paper must be submitted to the award selection committee. Paper submissions are due July 1, 2020. The award recipient(s) will be announced by September 1, 2020.

The UAA is North America’s leading urban policy research association. For nearly half a century, UAA has brought together an interdisciplinary group of social scientists, public policy, education, human services, and planning researchers, and policy practitioners to exchange information and ideas that promote the well-being of urban communities. The annual conference attracts over 1000 attendees and generates more than 200 sessions along with mobile tours and workshops.

For general information and abstract submission: https://urbanaffairsassociation.org/conference/ For information about the Kauffman Foundation and its initiatives: https://www.kauffman.org

EXTREMELY IMPORTANT: To be considered for this track, you must choose: Special Track: Urban Entrepreneurship under the Topical Category section when you submit your paper abstract on-line.

Questions: Contact the general conference mailbox at: [email protected]

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130 Schedule At-A-Glance START END EVENT LOCATION Wednesday, April 24 7:00am 6:00pm Conference Registration/Event Check-In Exploration (2nd Floor) 8:00am 3:00pm Professional Dev. Workshops for Graduate Students (pre-approved participants) Legacy A (2nd Floor) 8:00am 9:00am Journal of Urban Affairs Strategic Development Committee Meeting (invitation only) Innovation (1st Floor) Journal of Race, Ethnicity & the City Strategic Dev. Committee Meeting 9:15am 10:15am Innovation (1st Floor) (invitation only) Teaching Workshop Serving First-Generation College Students 9:30am 3:30pm Enlightenment (2nd Floor) (pre-approved participants) 9:30am 3:30pm Teaching Workshop - Using Understanding by Design (pre-approved participants) Entrepreneur (2nd Floor) 10:30am 2:30pm Governing Board Meeting I (board members only) Innovation (1st Floor) 2:30pm 3:10pm Journal of Urban Affairs Editorial Board Meeting (editorial board members only) Innovation (1st Floor) Journal of Race, Ethnicity & the City – Meet the Editors 3:15pm 4:00pm Innovation (1st Floor) (all registrants are welcome to attend) 4:00pm 5:15pm Opening Plenary Session (all registrants are welcome to attend) Centennial Ballroom (1st Floor) 6:30pm 8:30pm Opening Reception Dinner (special badge or ticket required) Hotel Casa del Mar Thursday, April 25 6:45 AM 5:30 PM Conference Registration/Event Check-In Exploration (2nd Floor) 7:00 AM 8:00 AM Breakfast Buffet (special badge or ticket required) Centennial Ballroom (1st Floor) 7:15 AM 8:00 AM Breakfast Roundtable Discussions (special badge or ticket required) Centennial Ballroom (1st Floor) 8:00 AM 9:25 AM Concurrent Sessions Session Rooms 9:00 AM 5:00 PM Book Exhibit & Sales Centennial Ballroom (1st Floor) 9:25 AM 9:40 AM Coffee Break (open to all registrants) Centennial Hall Prefunction 9:40 AM 11:05AM Concurrent Sessions Session Rooms 11:10 AM 12:35 PM Concurrent Sessions Session Rooms 12:35 PM 1:45 PM Lunch (special badge or ticket required) Centennial Ballroom (1st Floor) 1:50 PM 3:15 PM Concurrent Sessions Session Rooms 3:15 PM 3:30 PM Coffee Break (open to all registrants) Centennial Ballroom (1st Floor) 3:30 PM 4:55 PM Concurrent Sessions Session Rooms 5:00 PM 5:30 PM Annual Business Meeting (open to all UAA members) Legacy A (2nd Floor) Collaboration Boardroom (2nd 5:30 PM 6:00 PM Governing Board Meeting II (board members only) Floor) 5:30 PM 6:30PM UAA Networking Reception (special badge or ticket required) Centennial Terrace (3rd Floor) Evening Dinner (on your own); For Options: See Concierge Desk/Tourist Guides 7:00 PM 9:00 PM VIP Dinner (Institutional Member Reps/Award Recipients/Service Leaders—Refer to invitation card)

Friday, April 26 6:15 AM 7:00 AM Fun Run Meet in LCC Lobby at 6am 6:45 AM 5:30 PM Conference Registration/Event Check-In Exploration (2nd Floor) 7:00 AM 8:00 AM Breakfast Buffet (special badge or ticket required) Centennial Ballroom (1st Floor) 7:15 AM 8:00 AM Breakfast Roundtable Discussions (special badge or ticket required) Centennial Ballroom (1st Floor) 8:00 AM 9:25 AM Concurrent Sessions Session Rooms 9:00 AM 5:00 PM Book Exhibit & Sales Centennial Ballroom (1st Floor) 9:25 AM 9:40 AM Coffee Break (open to all registrants) Centennial Ballroom (1st Floor) 9:40 AM 11:05 AM Concurrent Sessions Session Rooms 11:10 AM 12:35 PM Concurrent Sessions Session Rooms 12:35 PM 2:00 PM Annual Awards Luncheon (special badge or ticket required) Centennial Ballroom (1st Floor) 2:05 PM 3:30 PM Concurrent Sessions Session Rooms 3:30 PM 3:45 PM Coffee Break (open to all registrants) Centennial Ballroom (1st Floor) 3:30 PM 4:00 PM Poster Sessions (open to all registrants) Centennial Ballroom (1st Floor) 3:45 PM 5:25 PM Film Screenings (open to all registrants) Session Rooms 5:30 PM 6:30 PM Networking Reception (special badge or ticket required) Centennial Terrace (3rd Floor) Evening Dinner (on your own); For Options: See Concierge Desk/Tourist Guides Saturday, April 27 8:00 AM 10:30 AM Conference Registration/Event Check-In & Tour Purchase Exploration (2nd Floor) 8:00 AM 9:00 AM Breakfast Buffet (special badge or ticket required) Centennial Ballroom (1st Floor) 9:00 AM 10:30 AM Book Exhibit & Sales Centennial Ballroom (1st Floor) 9:00 AM 10:25 AM Concurrent Sessions Session Rooms 10:25 AM 10:35 AM Coffee Break (Open to all registrants) Centennial Ballroom (1st Floor) 10:35 AM 12:00 PM Concurrent Sessions Session Rooms 12:00 PM 1:00 PM Lunch (on your own): For Options: See Concierge Desk/Tourist Guides As early Varies Mobile Study Tours (Tour tickets required) Meet in LCC lobby as 10am

UAA INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERS Manhattan College University of California-Irvine Australia Adam Arenson Nicholas Marantz

University of Technology Sydney Institute for Governance and Public Policy University of California, Los Angeles Bligh Grant Luskin School of Public Affairs Massachusetts Institute of Technology Julie Straub Canada Lawrence Vale University of Connecticut INRS-Urbanisation Culture Societe Michigan State University Edith Barrett Claire Poitras Laura Reese University of Delaware Intergovernmental Committee on National League of Cities Danilo Yanich Urban and Regional Research Christiana McFarland University of Illinois - Chicago Mark Rose North Park University Michael Pagano Simon Fraser University Michael Emerson University of Louisville Meg Holden Northeastern University David Imbroscio Université du Québec à Montréal Thomas Vicino University of Mary Washington Ugo Lachapelle Portland State University Melina Patterson University of Toronto Connie Ozawa University of Maryland Richard DiFrancesco Rice University - Kinder Institute Casey Dawkins Hungary William Fulton University of Minnesota Edward Goetz Cornivus University of Budapset Rutgers University Janos Kocsis Kathe Newman University of Missouri - Kansas City Jacob Wagner United States Rutgers University-Camden Natasha Fletcher University of Nebraska at Omaha American University Robert Blair Derek Hyra Rutgers University-Newark Mara Sidney University of New Orleans Arizona State University San Diego State University Bethany Stich Karen Mossberger Roger Caves University of Pennsylvania Auburn University State University of NY at Buffalo Elaine Simon Sweta Byahut Henry Taylor University of Pittsburgh, Public and Boise State University Tennessee State University International Affairs Amanda Ashley Cara Robinson Sabina Deitrick California State Univ-Northridge Texas A&M University Bush School University of Pittsburgh, Urban Studies Rob Kent Ann Bowman Waverly Duck Cleveland State University University of Texas Arlington The New School Roland Anglin Alejandro Rodriguez Alex Schwartz Colorado College University of Texas at San Antonio The Ohio State University Prentiss Dantzler College of Public Policy Bernadette Hanlon Heywood Sanders DePaul University The University of Memphis University of Texas at San Antonio Robert Stokes Charles Santo College of Architecture Sedef Doganer Emory University The Urban Institute Michael Leo Owens Solomon Greene University of Utah Stacy Harwood George Washington University University of North Carolina Gregory Squires at Chapel Hill University of Washington Tacoma William Rohe Georgia Institute of Technology Ali Modarres Bruce Stiftel University of North Carolina University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee at Charlotte | Urban Institute Georgia State University Joel Rast Jeff Michael Cathy Liu Virginia Commonwealth University University of Nevada, Las Vegas Grand Valley State University Damian Pitt The Lincy Institute Davia Downey Robert Lang Virginia Tech, Urban Affairs & Planning

Holy Names University Tom Sanchez University of Nevada, Las Vegas Kimberly Mayfield Greenspun College Washington University in St. Louis Hunter College at CUNY Robert Ulmer Carol Camp Yeakey Jill Gross University at Albany, SUNY Timothy Weaver