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What if the housing crisis isn't a failure of the system, but proof that it's working exactly as designed? Leah Goodridge, housing attorney, NYC Planning Commissioner, and author of Professionalism as a Racial Construct, came to this episode with the receipts to prove it. She has the expertise and clarity that only comes from spending over a decade in the trenches of housing law and policy. Tanya and Leah bring something valuable to the table: speaking not only from expertise but also from personal experiences. This is the episode that will change how you see the housing crisis in NYC.
This episode truly feels like a full circle moment given that Leah was our very first interviewee when we originally launched this podcast a couple of years ago. Check it out here.
By The Office for Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Belonging of the New York City Bar AssociationWhat if the housing crisis isn't a failure of the system, but proof that it's working exactly as designed? Leah Goodridge, housing attorney, NYC Planning Commissioner, and author of Professionalism as a Racial Construct, came to this episode with the receipts to prove it. She has the expertise and clarity that only comes from spending over a decade in the trenches of housing law and policy. Tanya and Leah bring something valuable to the table: speaking not only from expertise but also from personal experiences. This is the episode that will change how you see the housing crisis in NYC.
This episode truly feels like a full circle moment given that Leah was our very first interviewee when we originally launched this podcast a couple of years ago. Check it out here.