How housing justice in New York's Chinatown connects to broader abolitionist struggles for community safety, collective wellness, and the possibility of living otherwiseFrom youth organizing out of the oldest porcelain store in Chinatown, to working-class tenants taking their predatory landlords to housing court, to artist collectives reclaiming public space through outdoor projection art, You Can't Evict a Movement explores the visionary possibilities of housing justice activism in New York City.
This book aims to provide a comprehensive guide for architects, urban planners, and developer on designing and retrofitting multi-family housing to meet the evolving needs of residents in a post-COVID world.
This book aims to provide a comprehensive guide for architects, urban planners, and developer on designing and retrofitting multi-family housing to meet the evolving needs of residents in a post-COVID world.
