From Pride to Prejudice: How Egyptian Identity Politics Sculpted the World’s Largest Garbage City through Ethnoreligious Divisions, 1940-1970s

From Pride to Prejudice: How Egyptian Identity Politics Sculpted the World’s Largest Garbage City through Ethnoreligious Divisions, 1940-1970s by Arthanious ShafikSite Description:Mansheyet Nasser is a district of Cairo, Egypt. Cairo is one of the largest metropolises...

Cleaning up Newark Water

Cleaning up Newark Water: A reconstruction project to replace lead water pipes. by N. ThomasSite Description: Three years after Newark noticed its tap/drinking water showed unsafe levels of lead in its water they have decided to uproot about 23,000 lead pipes in the...

Following Flint’s Failures

Flint’s dirty water, just the tip of the iceberg: How different cities exhibiting lead contamination shows a larger problem than previously expected (2017-2021) by Nico OberholtzerSite Description: By now, I don’t believe there is a single person who hasn’t heard the...

Community Garden?

Community Garden? Skepticism of Common Culture in Garden State Suburbia by Gabriella GambinoSite Description: The Community Garden of the South Branch Preserve lies on Wolfe Road in Hackettstown, New Jersey and is an extension of the Raritan River’s North Branch...

Farms to Cradle

Farms to Cradle: Inequity in Preserving the Garden State’s Green Belt by Donovan KirklandSite Description: This project examines the inequities of farmland preservation and New Jersey. As defined by the state, “New Jersey’s farmlands are the foundation for a strong...

Where to Grocery Shop

Where to Grocery Shop?: Exploring Food Insecurity in Newark From the 1930s to Present Day by Cara Willis Site Description: I am interested in exploring the relationship with food and the citizens of Newark New Jersey. I plan on doing this by analyzing over time the...