Events

2/21 Julian Hartman: Controversy in Cambridge — Planning Kendall Square

Visit a lecture that traces controversies in the 1960s and 1970s over the purpose of Kendall Square and the future of Cambridge.

2/28 Xuanyi Nie: Statecraft, Speculation, and the Territorialized Healthcare Infrastructures

Attend a lecture exploring the political economy of healthcare infrastructures in China.

3/14 Lynn M. Ross: Making the Connection — Urbanism, Civic Life, and Democracy

Attend a lecture that explores the critical role that urbanists can play in supporting engagement in civic life and democratic practice.

3/19 AAP Launchpad: Spring 2025

Join us for a special AAP event showcasing recent books written and edited by Cornell AAP faculty.

3/21 Thomas Gillespie: Affordable Housing, Financialization and Urban Statecraft

Attend a lecture that examines affordable housing production as a site through which state actors engage with financialization processes to different extents with a view to addressing housing needs.

5/2 Marisa Turesky: Locating Lesbian Lives — Holistic Housing in a Compassionate City

Listen to a lecture that demonstrates the gendered and queer pathways toward health justice and community development over time by applying a queer-feminist lens to the frameworks for aging-in-place