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Join us tonight at 7pm CT to hear from Federica Fusi! She’ll explore two main questions: How is equity defined in the context of government data? To what extent do government agencies adopt equitable and inclusive data practices? More info: chihacknight.org/events/2023/10…

If you see me around #ACSP2023 ask me about the faculty search that we just launched in our department

A great panel discussion today showing how SAVI (Spatial Analytics & Visualization Institute) & SJSU-URBP advances “#GIS for #Sustainable Development, #Community, and #Transportation” at #GISPro2023! Next stop >> #ACSP2023!

Special thanks to San José State University for sponsoring the #ACSP2023 coffee & snack break today!

Thank you Donna for all you do our The ACSP #ACSP2023 ! Urban planning academic community is so lucky to have you!

If you are around San Jose on Nov. 8th - make sure to register for this event SPUR MinetaTransportation SJSU College of Social Sciences SJSU-URBP

#MTINews: we featured MTI Research Associates Gordon Douglas (@[email protected]) & z-ahoura, whose projects use maps for storytelling. Take a deep dive into their exciting projects in San Jose and explore how maps play an important role in their research 🔗 mailchi.mp/sjsu/oct2023ne…

Our #GISDay2023 event is also for virtual participation here: fb.watch/ol2aSIFyJ9/ San José State University SJSU-URBP

If students tell me they want to get a PhD, I will support them and write them a letter. But I also tell them, because no one told me at age 21-22: -- You will spend your twenties making poverty wages while your peers start getting salaries, raises, bonuses, etc.; -- You may

Honored to have been invited by CUSP at NYU Tandon to present a glimpse to findings in my new book Urban #High_Tech Zones (shorturl.at/iquLS) - sign up and lets reunite if you are around #Brooklyn this Friday! SJSU College of Social Sciences San José State University Research and Innovation

San José has a plan for a 557-mile network of bikeways for all ages and abilities to support 20% of all trips made by bike by 2050. How do policymakers ensure the distribution of this infrastructure is equitable? Join MTI to learn about SJ-BikeEquity Tool transweb.sjsu.edu/events/Pedalin…

1.5 BART trains can move all the cars stopped in this video. x.com/i/status/17918…

Spending more than an hour for 15 miles! #Bay_Area traffic sucks! All of the cars single driver 😏

Excited to share that my latest article, co-authored with ⁦⁦z-ahoura⁩ and Ariadna Reyes has been published by ⁦Journal of Planning Literature⁩. ⁦OU Christopher C. Gibbs College of Architecture⁩ ⁦CAPPA at UTA⁩ journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/08…

In this critical year #election offices should ensure their staff have the advanced skillset needed to plan to boost the voter turnout - these workshops equip the staff with these critical skills New America Public Interest Tech Anne Marie Todd City of San José City of San Francisco

Free access to election data allows data analysts to evaluate election results and come to our own conclusions & strategies, data-driven analysis allows to understand who's voting, who's not and why, take a look at our SAVI/PIT-UN #Data & #Democracy workshop series here:

Nathan Clark — the father of 11-year-old Aiden Clark, who was killed in a car accident in Springfield, Ohio — tells JD Vance and Donald Trump to stop using his son’s name and the city of Springfield to demonize Haitian immigrants. “This needs to stop now!”

Put together an interactive web map showing which Bay Area cities approved more housing in 2023-2024 and which didn't. San Jose approved fewer units in 2024 than in 2023. Similar story for most cities. Shout out to Milbrae tho. Link to the map in my reply.