<p>Part 2 of our 2 Part series on Urban Inequity showcases inequities experienced in India, and South Africa. We will be dealing with issues stemming from caste structures in Indian society, and the ramifications of colonization and apartheid that are still being felt today in South Africa. CED's very own Doctoral Candidate Lynn Abdouni shares her insight on urban inequity she experienced growing up in Lebanon. </p>

Part 2 of our 2 Part series on Urban Inequity showcases inequities experienced in India, and South Africa. We will be dealing with issues stemming from caste structures in Indian society, and the ramifications of colonization and apartheid that are still being felt today in South Africa. CED's very own Doctoral Candidate Lynn Abdouni shares her insight on urban inequity she experienced growing up in Lebanon.

<p>Part 2 of our 2 Part series on Urban Inequity showcases inequities experienced in India, and South Africa. We will be dealing with issues stemming from caste structures in Indian society, and the ramifications of colonization and apartheid that are still being felt today in South Africa. CED's very own Doctoral Candidate Lynn Abdouni shares her insight on urban inequity she experienced growing up in Lebanon.&nbsp;</p>

EP 03 - Global Inequity - (Urban Inequity Series Part 2)

Lettus Talk is an awesome podcast spawned from the clever minds at Lettus Collective, fueled by the need to speak on topics often censored or overlooked within the planning and design discipline. The nature of the podcast is to be interdisciplinary and fresh, hosted by the College of Environment and Design's very own Urban Planning Graduate students Brett Conn, & Saba Serkhel. Lettus Talk is threaded with insights from professional guests, scholars, faculty, community members, students, and perhaps extraterrestrials (if they ever email us back). 

For more information about the Lettus Project or to engage in discussion with fellow Urban Enthusiasts hop over to https://www.lettusced.com/

Technology

Lettus Talk is an awesome podcast spawned from the clever minds at Lettus Collective, fueled by the need to speak on topics often censored or overlooked within the planning and design discipline. The nature of the podcast is to be interdisciplinary and fresh, hosted by the College of Environment and Design's very own Urban Planning Graduate students Brett Conn, & Saba Serkhel. Lettus Talk is threaded with insights from professional guests, scholars, faculty, community members, students, and perhaps extraterrestrials (if they ever email us back). For more information about the Lettus Project or to engage in discussion with fellow Urban Enthusiasts hop over to https://www.lettusced.com/

Lettus Talk is an awesome podcast spawned from the clever minds at Lettus Collective, fueled by the need to speak on topics often censored or overlooked within the planning and design discipline. The nature of the podcast is to be interdisciplinary and fresh, hosted by the College of Environment and Design's very own Urban Planning Graduate students Brett Conn, &amp; Saba Serkhel. Lettus Talk is threaded with insights from professional guests, scholars, faculty, community members, students, and perhaps extraterrestrials (if they ever email us back). 

For more information about the Lettus Project or to engage in discussion with fellow Urban Enthusiasts hop over to https://www.lettusced.com/

Share EP 03 - Global Inequity - (Urban Inequity Series Part 2)

Sign up to save your podcasts

EP 03 - Global Inequity - (Urban Inequity Series Part 2)

EP 03 - Global Inequity - (Urban Inequity Series Part 2)