Esther Sullivan
Urbanist | Exploring the Social Impact of Cities
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Esther Sullivan is an urbanist and assistant professor at the University of Colorado Denver. Her research investigates the social and economic implications of urban development, with a focus on informal housing communities.
Sullivan's award-winning book 'Manufactured Insecurity' examined the displacement of mobile home residents, offering critical insights on housing inequity. Through her TEDx talks, she has brought these important urban issues to a wider audience.
Sullivan's keynotes challenge assumptions about cities, empowering planners and policymakers to design more equitable and inclusive communities.
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America's most invisible communities -- mobile home parks
Here's a fact: Not a single American working full-time for minimum wage can afford to buy a one-bedroom home. For many, mobile homes offer a way to break into homeownership. But owning a mobile home is risky, because these communities are virtually invisible and have few rights. Sociologist Esther Sullivan lists the reasons why mobile homeownership is so insecure, and discusses ways to preserve one of America's best options for affordable housing.
| Event | Year | Location |
|---|---|---|
| TEDxMileHigh 2017 | 2017 | 🇺🇸Denver, United States |
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