“Sustaining the arts through networks & peer learning” is the culmination of our strategic realignment work with FABnyc around how learning spaces and peer networks help sustain arts practitioners through challenging times.

On Friday April 16th, Gabrielle joined the Laundromat Project for Radical Mapping: Where is Home on the Map? How have our experiences of our homes and local surroundings

On April 14th, Kaushik and Gabrielle gave a webinar with Next City, How Immersive Oral Histories Can Shape The Future of Neighborhoods. Gabrielle and Kaushik talk about

Haven’t read Contested City yet? Here’s your chance to get a sneak peek. We’re thrilled that Next City featured a chapter excerpt from the book in their

On the one-year anniversary of pandemic and remote learning (!) we’re excited to share the new endeavor our family has been working on this year to bring more play to you

Join us March 30th at 6pm EDT at the New York Public Library, Seward Park Branch (on zoom!) for Contested City: A Virtual Tour of New York’s Seward Park Urban

🔥🌟Contested City continues to resonate, and recent reviews have been tremendous. For a start, in her incredible review in Planning Perspectives, Boston’s Chief of Equity Karilyn Crockett

One year ago, a postcard Gabrielle wrote for another Gabriele came out in the Journal of Architecture. Who knew that this meditation on how an empty street might

David Halle reviewed Contested City in the journal City & Community, calling it a “delightful, highly original, and fascinating book… a study of the history