Urban Inequalities Doctoral Workshop: ‘It’s Mental, it’s Spiritual, it’s Emotional to Me’: Exploring Black Residents’ Experiences with Gentrification in Detroit, MI

Each semester, the Initiative on Cities hosts a doctoral workshop, led by Professor of Sociology and IOC Faculty Fellow Japonica Brown-Saracino, that invites post graduate and Ph.D. candidates to explore the issues of urban inequality. The workshop explores themes that include, but are not limited to: cities and race, economics, health, politics and governance, education, youth, climate change, resiliency, sexualities and gender, marketing, and neighborhoods.

The workshop is open to doctoral students from across the university and brings together students whose work addresses both theoretical and policy concerns.

Join Adrianna Spindle-Jackson, PhD Candidate in Social Work at Boston University for a workshop on “‘It’s Mental, it’s Spiritual, it’s Emotional to Me’: Exploring Black Residents’ Experiences with Gentrification in Detroit, MI”

Please RSVP to LandonHL@bu.edu