Landecker Democracy Fellows' News
Keep up-to-date on the work of our Landecker Democracy Fellows
Landecker Democracy Fellows are change-makers based in the EU, UK, and USA with innovative ideas to form unique and lasting ties among communities that are increasingly drifting apart. Coming from diverse backgrounds, they build bridges through projects that enable our societies to unpack and address historic and contemporary systems of inequality. In partnership with the Alfred Landecker Foundation, we launched The Landecker Democracy Fellowship to support 30 young professionals and visionaries in realizing their project ideas that strengthen democracy in times of COVID-19. The following news items highlight the work our Fellows do in their respective communities.
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The Housing Paradox: a new publication
Discover a new publication about the Housing Paradox in small municipalities in Greece based on the Landecker project of Nikolaos Vrantsis.
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Dr. Asha to be honored at 2022 Building Bridges Gala
Senior Landecker Fellow Dr. Asha Shajahan receives an award for her work treating the homeless and vulnerable population at Pope Francis Center in Detroit.
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Beautiful Diaspora: Curatorial Virtual Tour
Senior Landecker Fellow and Associate Curator Asha Iman Veal leads a video tour of her new exhibition "Beautiful Diaspora / You Are Not the Lesser Part."
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Utilizing Bridge Building to Support Street Engagement
Landecker Fellow Maia Ferdman publishes a report on the ways we might support the homeless street engagement process and reduce conflict by utilizing “bridge building” techniques.
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Christiana Bukalo is a 2022 Echoing Green Fellow
Senior Landecker Fellow Christiana Bukalo is a 2022 Echoing Green Fellow, joining a group of emerging leaders and social change makers advancing equity and sustainability.
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Hui-Hui Interviewed by PAC
In the context of the International Women's Day, Landecker Fellow Hui-Hui Pan was interviewed by Pan Asian Collective.
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Cat Neilan's Investigations for the Insider
Senior Landecker Fellow Cat Neilan has carried out multiple investigations for the Insider news outlet.
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Revitalizing Minoritized Languages and Cultures
Senior Landecker Fellow Noufel Bouzeboudja is participating in the HIBIL program, focused on preserving and revitalizing minoritized languages.
