All talks will take place from 12:30-2:00pm in room 9-255 and are open to the public.

Tuesday, September 13:

Searching for Fair Housing

Lee Fennell, University of Chicago School of Law

Discussant: Bill Fischel, Dartmouth Economics Department

Friday, September 16:

HUD’s AFFH rule: what does it mean for local governments?

Raphael Bostic, USC Price School of Public Policy and Former HUD Assistant Secretary

Discussant: Jeff Lubell, About Associates

Tuesday, September 20:

HUD’s AFFH rule: what does it mean for community developers?

Ed Goetz, University of Minnesota

Discussant: David Harris

Tuesday, October 4:

Gentrification: increasing or decreasing racial integration?

Vicki Been, NYC Department of Housing Preservation and Development

Discussant: Janine Anzalota, Executive Director City of Boston Office of Fair Housing and Equity

Tuesday, October 18:

Next Steps for Fair Housing after the AFFH Rule

Phil Tegeler, Poverty, Race, Research Action Council

Discussant: Chrystal Kornegay, Massachusetts Department of Housing and Community Development

Ezra Haber Glenn, AICP

Department of Urban Studies and Planning Massachusetts Institute of Technology

77 Massachusetts Ave., Room 7-337

Cambridge, MA 02139

eglenn@mit.edu

http://dusp.mit.edu/faculty/ezra-glenn | http://eglenn.scripts.mit.edu/citystate/

617.253.2024 (w)

617.721.7131 (c)