Houston Education Research Consortium will share results from the Survey on Social and Emotional Skills. A panel discussion on the study’s local and international implications will follow.
Sociologist Rachel T. Kimbro will discuss her new book, “In Too Deep: Class and Mothering in a Flooded Community.”
In 2020, the City of Houston and regional stakeholders cemented a resilience strategy and a climate action plan and adapted these initiatives to account for COVID-19’s impact on urban life. Learn more about the progress made in the first year of these two transformative efforts to both mitigate and adapt to the effects of climate change and other physical, social, and economic urban adversities and challenges.
Bill Fulton to step down June 30, 2022, after seven years of leadership.
Honoring Dr. Anne Chao | Featuring Dr. Stephen Klineberg and Dr. Robert Bozick
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One of our Community Bridges alumni shares how his experience inspired a data-driven pursuit for environmental justice in Houston.
The urban population centers in Texas are losing their competitive edge in terms of housing costs, and it's becoming more expensive to build houses everywhere. Could 3D-printed housing help cities keep pace with demand and keep costs under control? One of the largest tests of the technology will soon be underway.
