The Community Innovators Lab (CoLab) is a center for planning and development within the MIT Department of Urban Studies and Planning (DUSP).
CoLab supports the development and use of knowledge from excluded communities to deepen civic engagement, improve community practice, inform policy, mobilize community assets, and generate shared wealth.
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six master in city planning CoLaborative thesis writers publicly presented their research on Regenerating Local Economies. Presentations were on Wednesday through Friday, April 21-23. Credits CoLaborative Thesis In order of appearance Gayle Christiansen, Housing, Community and Economic ...
Sixteen small business owners share their stories, demonstrating small business development is one way to transform the post-industrial city of Camden, NJ. This photo slide show was produced from research completed for a Masters in City Planning thesis. To learn more, ...
Six students - working with MIT faculty, CoLab staff, and a range of community partners - have collaborated on their thesis research throughout the year by sharing their research discoveries, crafting intellectual connections across their studies, trouble-shooting problems, and publicly ...
Here is one clip of footage from Port Au Prince two months after the earthquake. A small team of MIT alumni, professors, fellows, students, and staff went to Haiti in March 2010 to help formulate a housing reconstruction plan. Here is one clip from our visit.
Here is one clip of footage from Port Au Prince two months after the earthquake. A small team of MIT alumni, professors, fellows, students, and staff went to Haiti in March 2010 to help formulate a housing reconstruction plan. Here is one clip from our visit.
Here is one clip of footage from Port Au Prince two months after the earthquake. A small team of MIT alumni, professors, fellows, students, and staff went to Haiti in March 2010 to help formulate a housing reconstruction plan. Here is one clip from our visit.
Here is one clip of footage from Port Au Prince two months after the earthquake. A small team of MIT alumni, professors, fellows, students, and staff went to Haiti in March 2010 to help formulate a housing reconstruction plan. Here is one clip from our visit. Boulevard Jean-Jacques ...
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Please visit http://colabradio.mit.edu/?cat=18 for more information on the Bazurto Market in Cartagena, Colombia, and this class - 11.975 FEEDING CITIES IN THE GLOBAL SOUTH: CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR ACTION IN CARTAGENA
Kine, owner of Black Coffee tells us about her experience working on Broad Street in New Orleans.
Knowledge Harvesting with the Mel King Fellows
