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Julia Foulkes

Julia Foulkes
Professor of history at The New School of Public Engagement
www.newschool.edu/public-engagement/faculty-list/?id=4e7a-4d35-4f51-3d3d
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New York is the Place
January 31, 2019Julia Foulkes
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When SPURA and Visual Urbanism Meet
January 29, 2019Julia Foulkes, Gabrielle Bendiner-Viani
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What Does It Mean to Educate Adults?
November 6, 2018Julia Foulkes
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The Majority Finds Its School
October 11, 2018Julia Foulkes
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New School Histories Vertical
July 9, 2018Mark Larrimore, Julia Foulkes
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Redesigning The New School Histories Website
July 8, 2018Julia Foulkes, Mark Larrimore, Wendy Scheir
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On James Baldwin and The New School
December 28, 2017Julia Foulkes
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Two Opposing Responses
December 12, 2017Julia Foulkes
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Creating City People, Not Just Maintaining Buildings
July 27, 2017Julia Foulkes
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Homesteading the Lower East Side
June 7, 2017Julia Foulkes
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Seeing Rikers, Closing Rikers
April 11, 2017Julia Foulkes
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Fighting Over and On the Streets of New York
January 17, 2017Julia Foulkes

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