Stacey Sutton
Stacey Sutton

Associate Professor Department of Urban Planning and Policy / Director of Applied Research and Strategic Partnerships, Social Justice Initiative | University of Illinois Chicago

Stacey Sutton is an Associate Professor in the Department of Urban Planning and Policy and the Director of Applied Research and Strategic Partnerships at University of Illinois Chicago’s Social Justice Initiative. Her scholarship and teaching are in community economic development, with a central focus on racial and economic justice; economic democracy and worker-owned cooperatives; movement building and the solidarity economy; gentrification and dispossession; neighborhood small business dynamics; and disparate effects of punitive policy. Her frameworks for research and community engagement entail advancing “cooperative cities” and the solidarity economy and critiquing “punitive cities.” 

Courses

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Community Localism: Real-World Implications in Local Communities

Tackle the real-world implications of policies and design decisions with this presentation of research and work done in specific places to increase community equity and visibility. Initiatives discussed are economic policies, locational organizing, and strategies to protect against gentrification and community dispossession.

Course expires 01/12/2025

1.00 LU|HSW