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My Black Space
My Black Space — hosted by Paul Bauknight Jr., urbanist, designer, educator, spatial justice activist, and founder and president of the Center for Transformative Urban Design— features candid conversations about spatial justice, community empowerment, and the lived experiences of people in urban spaces. We'll delve into how design and policy intersect with race, culture, and equity.
My Black Space
Land and Justice: A Conversation with Tsedey Betru
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In this episode, Paul Bauknight welcomes Tsedey Betru, the director of Just Communities. They discuss Tsedey's journey from Ethiopia to Memphis, her experiences with race, and her career in urban planning. The conversation delves into the evolution of Just Communities, focusing on racial equity and climate resilience.
They also explore challenges in community planning, the impact of political climates on their work, and the importance of community involvement in development projects. The episode concludes with reflections on self-determination and empowerment within communities.