Join us on Saturday July 17th from 11 am - 2 pm in Sara Roosevelt Park for a drop-in event to share your observations about street life in Chinatown! No RSVP needed, but click in to read more.

Join Myles Zhang (whose drawing is above), Stephen Fan, and I for a free, virtual workshop hosted by City as Living Laboratory on Tues June 15th at 7pm to map the use of public, private, and contested space in Chinatown. Click in to RSVP.

I will be presenting in two sessions June 9 and 10, 2021 at the upcoming conference "Just Food" hosted virtually by NYU and the Culinary Institute of America, one on food equity in immigrant neighborhoods and another on autonomy in charitable responses to food insecurity. Click in to find the session descriptions.

My students presented their original research in a virtual poster session, click in to find the website link. I am so proud of them, and feature Erin Zipman's research on the relationship between transportation and food security in Binghamton's Northside.

Stephen and I were invited to talk about our work with City as Living Laboratory at Andrea Johnson's "Urban Food Systems" course at City College of New York Spitzer School of Architecture.

Given to the "Farmscaping for Biological Control" course at University of Florida, Gulf Coast Research and Education Center

Panelist in an educational workshop on seed saving hosted by Binghamton University Libraries and Volunteers Improving Neighborhood Environments (VINES).

I am doing a series of workshop with my partners at City as Living Laboratory to engage participants in observing street life in Chinatown and recounting what's important to them about this neighborhood to result in an educative illustration.