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CSI in the blogosphere CSI contribution to Movement Vision Lab March 13, 2008: "Growth for What and What Kind of Growth?", on a vision for development that looks beyond narrow GDP considerations to examine the overall well-being of the people and the communities that development aid is supposed to help, by Deputy Director Mafruza Khan. November 20, 2007: Race Should Be Messy and Complicated, on racial and class tension in multiracial cast of Disney's High School Musical, by Director Maya Wiley CSI contributions to RaceWire: We are pleased to announce that CSI will be contributing regularly on race, poverty, and opportunity for RaceWire, The Applied Research Center's blog August 10, 2007: Behind New York's green plans, a race dilemma, on Mayor Bloomberg's long-term PlaNYC and opportunity for communities of color, by Deputy Director Mafruza Khan August 2, 2007: New Orleans housing program crumbles, leaves crumbs, on the end of the failed Road Home Program, by Jacob Faber June 22, 2007: Stealing land, hope after Katrina: the how-to guide, on race and eminent domain abuse in New Orleans, by Researcher Jacob Faber May 30, 2007: The Cost of Greening NYCity, on Mayor Bloomberg's long-term PlaNYC, by Deputy Director Mafruza Khan May 11, 2007: Katrina Update: Most Blacks Can't Return; Health Crisis, on race and healthcare in New Orleans, by Deputy Director Mafruza Khan Other commentaries: March 19, 2008: “The Path to a More Perfect Union”, Maya Wiley reflects on Barack Obama’s speech on race and Americans' shared fortunes. July 9, 2007: Why “Race,” Why Now: CSI responds to the Supreme Court’s ruling on school desegregation" |
