Caitlin Cahill is an Associate Professor of Urban Geography & Politics at Pratt Institute. She is also co-coordinator of the Social Justice/Social Practice Minor and teaches within the Department of Social Science and Cultural Studies in the School of Liberal Arts & Sciences. Her work sits at the meeting point of scholarship, organizing, and public […]
Susan Saegert is an American scholar in environmental psychology whose work has helped shape the study of housing, community life, and urban environments. Her career connects psychology with questions of place, social inequality, public policy, and collective wellbeing. She was born in 1946 and studied at the University of Texas, where she earned her degree […]
Leigh T. Graham is an Assistant Professor in Environmental Psychology whose work focuses on cities during moments of pressure, conflict, and rebuilding. Her research looks closely at urban redevelopment, especially when communities are forced to negotiate change after disasters, crises, and large-scale disruptions. Her academic interests bring together contentious politics, participation, and the social consequences […]
Todd Levon Brown’s academic path begins with architecture, but it does not remain confined to buildings as objects. His work moves beyond walls, plans, façades, and formal design. It asks how space is made meaningful, how it is read by the people who move through it, and how architecture can carry social ideas that are […]