By Erin Hassard care and for good reason, being one of the only countries in the world where abortion access exists without restriction. Though despite its legal status, abortion remains relatively taboo to talk about casually and services can vary significantly from province to province. The services that are available are dependent on clinical availability and high-touch … [Read more...] about Patient-Centered Abortion Provision: A Case for More Equitable Access
Making Space for Creative Feminist Care: Glasgow’s Peoples’ Bank of Govanhill
By Heather Mcleanwith contributions from Ailie Rutherford and Alex Wilde The following piece is part of Progressive City's Planning for Community Economic Development series, which examines a range of initiatives, such as cooperatives, alternative forms of collective land ownership and stewardship, mutual aid networks and worker advocacy/training organizations. Read more … [Read more...] about Making Space for Creative Feminist Care: Glasgow’s Peoples’ Bank of Govanhill
Peter Marcuse in Progressive City and Progressive Planning
Peter Marcuse was not just a radical urban scholar but also a public scholar who believed in free and accessible exchange of planning knowledge and practices. It is for this reason that he strongly committed to publishing in popular as well as academic outlets and why he was part of the founding of this magazine. Here we share some excerpts from his past work as well as a list … [Read more...] about Peter Marcuse in Progressive City and Progressive Planning
Two Tributes to Peter Marcuse from Progressive Planning Magazine
Over the next several days Progressive City will be posting a series of tributes to Peter Marcuse (1928-2022), influential planning scholar, practitioner, and activist. Peter was a long-time Planners Network member and founding editor of Progressive City: Radical Alternatives online magazine and Progressive Planning magazine (our print predecessor).The following are two … [Read more...] about Two Tributes to Peter Marcuse from Progressive Planning Magazine
A Mentor, Confidant, and Friend
By Rob Robinson Over the next several days Progressive City will be posting a series of tributes to Peter Marcuse (1928-2022), influential planning scholar, practitioner, and activist. Peter was a long-time Planners Network member and founding editor of Progressive City: Radical Alternatives online magazine and Progressive Planning magazine (our print … [Read more...] about A Mentor, Confidant, and Friend