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Landscape Architecture Magazine articles on diversity, equity, and inclusion
The Final Hill by Zach Mortice
The Schoolyard Is Sick by Jane Margolies
Present Park, Future Forest by Timothy A. Schuler
Processing through Play by Jeff Link
Where the Water Was by Ann Raver
Welcome Home by Jonathan Lerner
Ears to the Ground by Timothy A. Schuler
Walter Hood's (Extra) Ordinary Witness by Zach Mortice
A Thousand Moving Parts by Jonathan Lerner
Seed Money by Timothy A. Schuler
Start Your Engines by Kevan Williams
Wary of Change by Nate Berg
East Harlem Holds Its Own by Timothy A. Schuler
Into an Era of Landscape Humanism by Gina Ford
Planting Civil Rights by Sonja Dümpelmann
The Connector by Adam Regn Arvidson, FASLA
What to Listen For by Katarina Katsma, ASLA
The Chavis Conversion by Jonathan Lerner
Black Landscapes Matter by Jennifer Reut
What Might Unite Ferguson by Zach Mortice
Detroit from the Ground Up by Jennifer Reut
Unearthed and Unforgotten by Jonathan Lerner
The Dirt articles
Gallaudet University Designs for the Deaf Community, but Everyone Benefits
As Cities Grow, Remember the Communities That Were Destroyed
The Case for Quality Public Spaces for All
Faced with Climate Impacts, Communities Turn to Green Infrastructure
A New, Inclusive Civic Center for San Francisco
Participatory Design Must Evolve
Mt. Umunhum: Restoring the Spiritual Home of the Amah Mutsun
Medellin Is Healing Itself with Social Urbanism
Interview with Hitesh Mehta: The Spiritual Side of Sustainability
Building Real-World Community with Minecraft
NYC Is Building a Fairer Park System
To Create a Sense of Belong, Embrace Cultural Diversity
Building Community Through Equitable and Inclusive Parks
How to Combat Gentrification
What Do Seniors Need in Parks?
Parks + Community = Innovation
Ending Code Talk about Gentrification
To Survive Climate Change, Coastal Cities Need Strong Communities
Unity Park Anchors Equitable Development in Greenville
Designing for the Other Four Senses
Ethical Design Practices May Help Slow Gentrification
Let’s Make Our Parks More Inclusive
A Vision for Equitable Community Development
Harvard’s Black in Design Conference: Addressing Social Injustice with Design
Is Urban Revitalization without Gentrification Possible?
Sensory Overload: How People with Autism Experience the World
Jane Jacobs: The Case for Diversity
Resilient Design for Low-income Communities
ASLA Interviews: Discussions with diverse planners and landscape architects on how to co-design with diverse communities
Interview with Diane Jones Allen, FASLA, on How to Partner with Diverse Communities
Interview with Ignacio Bunster-Ossa: The New Geography of Green Infrastructure in Philadelphia
Kona Gray, ASLA, on Greening TourismInterview with Mia Lehrer, FASLA, on Community Engagement in Design
Interview with Toody Maher, founder of Pogo Park, on Community Development
Interview with Hitesh Mehta, FASLA, on the Spiritual Side of Sustainability
Interview with Mitchell Silver on NYC’s Equitable Park System