@laneybranch

@laneybranch has been a member of Linktree for 6 years and joined in July 2020. The social media accounts linked to from @laneybranch are: • Instagram • Spotify • LinkedIn • Email Besides social media accounts, laneybranch has populated their site with: • Interior Design Portfolio • ACT : Design Justice for Black Lives : Contact Design Community • ACT : Beyond the Built Environment • ACT : Design to Divest by @fiveboi : Weekly Webinar Meetings • ACT : Actions for Designers and Architects Curated by Colloqate Design • ACT : Designing from the Inside Out • ACT : The Color Bloc • ACT : Architecture is Complicit • ACT : The Sentencing Project • ACT : Design for the Just City • ACT : ACLU School to Prison Pipeline • ACT : Using Restorative Justice Values to Design Transformative Spaces • ACT : List of Resources Curated by Designers • LOOK : MASS Design Group - Restorative Justice Design Lab • LOOK : Cooper Hewitt : Design for the Other 90% • LOOK : Ethical Development by Place Lab • PODCAST : Curated Tolerance • PODCAST : Architecture is Polly • LISTEN : Future Cities Ep. 5: Green Gentrification and Urban Agriculture • WATCH : Urban Displacement Project : Defining Gentrification • WATCH : Affordable Housing and Gentrification • WATCH : SPARCC Partnerships, Policies, and Persistence to Combat Green Gentrification in LA • WATCH : TEDTalk with Michael Ford : Hip-Hop Architecture • WATCH : Sherrilyn Ifill on 60 Minutes Discussing How America Reached its Current Policing Crisis and What We Must Do Next • WATCH : C40 Cities Video on Climate Change and Community Change • WATCH : Gentrification & The Next Generation | Starlett Quarles | TEDxCrenshaw • READ : "Traditional architecture has frequently been leveraged to support violent political agendas" • READ : Designing for Decarceration in a Pandemic • READ : White in Design: Toward an Antiracist Architecture • READ : Un-making ARCHITECTURE: An anti-racist architecture manifesto • READ : 16 architects of color speak out about the industry's race problem “America has a lot of work to do” • READ : Routledge International Handbook of Restorative Justice • READ : [Designing] the World We Want • READ : Are American architecture schools "too white"? • READ : Why the scale figures in architectural images need to be more diverse • READ : Unlocking the (Neon Green) Door to Gentrification • READ : The Gentrification Dilemma • READ : Is There Such a Thing as “Good” Prison Design? • READ : Capitalizing on Mass Incarceration: U.S. Growth in Private Prisons • READ : Design Against Prisons • READ : Architecture and Prison Reform • READ : Designing a Way out of Mass Incarceration • READ : The Social Dimension of Security: Exploring How Surveillance Systems Relate to Interior Design by Tasoulla Hadjiyanni , Ph.D. , and Jain Kwon , M.F.A., • READ : Response to AIA Lack of Response After Whitney Young : Seeking Design Justice: The Only Response To The AIA • READ : Structural Inequality: Black Architects in the United States by Victoria Kaplan • READ : Indigenous Knowledge and the Decolonization of Architectural Pasts and Futures • ACT Because Black Trans Lives are Sacred : Justice for Riah Milton (change.org) • BOOK : Seeking Spacial Justice by Edward Soja • LOOK : Paper Monuments • LOOK : The Best Map Ever Made of America's Racial Segregation • READ : Architecture's Two Percent: Black in Design conference at Harvard tackles complex social and economic issues by Justin Garrett Moore • READ : Whitney Young's Full 1968 Speech to AIA Conference in Portland, OR • READ : What Urban Design Can Actually Do to Address Police Violence by Brentin Mock • READ : AIA Reflecting on Whitney Young / Reflection Question : has the AIA really evolved though? • READ : How Urban Design Perpetuates Racial Inequality–And What We Can Do About It • READ : Le Corbusier's Architectural Fascism • READ : Design Reading Resources Curated by Colloqate • READ : Blog of Brand Nu Design / Hip Hop Architecture • READ : Le Corbusier's Ideal is a Barracks • READ : Sara Sallam's Orwell jewellery thwarts invasive tracking technology by Natashah Hitti • READ : Curated Tolerance : The Aesthetics of Gentrification by Amber Delgado • BOOK : Assata: An Autobiography by Assata Shakur • BOOK : The Art - Architecture Complex by Hal Foster • BOOK : The House That Race Built: Original Essays by Toni Morrison, Angela Y. Davis, Cornel West, and Others on Black Americans and Politics in America • BOOK : The Crisis of the African-American Architect: Conflicting Cultures of Architecture and (Black) Power • BOOK : Dream Builder: The Story of Architect Philip Freelon • BOOK : Designing Disorder Experiments and Disruptions in the City by Pablo Sendra and Richard Sennett • BOOK : What Goes Up The Right and Wrongs to the City by Michael Sorkin • READ : Systems and the South: Architecture in Development • LEARN : Green Gentrification : Wired Article : Cities Fighting Climate Woes Hasten 'Green Gentrification' • BOOK : In Defense of Housing The Politics of Crisis by David Madden and Peter Marcuse • LEARN : Green Gentrification : Environmental Gentrification Defined • LEARN : Barrier-Breaking African American Architects We Should Be Celebrating • LEARN : Green Gentrification : Research Studies • Design Justice : Aggregate • Design Justice : Designing Justice + Designing Spaces Firm • Design Justice : Urban Arts Collective