Dan Trudeau

Excited to share this article, just recently public in Urban Geography: Rhythmanalysis and the emergence of public space: the case of University Avenue in Saint Paul following the George Floyd uprising tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Excited to see this is now published in Urban Geography!: Rhythmanalysis and the emergence of public space: the case of University Avenue in Saint Paul following the George Floyd uprising tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Good read by @trudeau_dan @NextCityOrg @ConversationUS on the importance of parks & public space providing moments of social interaction, particularly among people of diverse backgrounds. @tpl_org #publicspace #diversity #welcome nextcity.org/urbanist-news/…

Seattle made great strides to incorporate racial justice into city law. Crafting and sustaining municipal programs that focus on racial equity is possible for cities seeking a more just future. theconversation.com/what-cities-ca…

Appreciate the signal boost for this @julianagyeman

Phalen Regional Park in St. Paul, MN is one of the most-used parks in the Twin Cities at around 1.1M visits in 2021. Visitors closely resemble the racial/ethnic makeup of the greater Saint Paul community – evidence of the park's broad appeal. Why is this? theconversation.com/successful-cit…?

Successful city parks make diverse communities feel safe and welcome − this Minnesota park is an example. Congrats to urban geographer @trudeau_dan @theAAG for highlighting community-engaged research and teaching @Macalester theconversation.com/successful-cit… via @ConversationUS

While this is old news, it was nonetheless nice to see this article about my election to @theAAG vice presidency in the @Macalester alumni magazine's 2024 spring issue macalester.edu/news/2024/02/p…

How Detroit techno is preserving the city’s beating heart in the face of gentrification. Good read in advance of @theAAG upcoming meeting in spring 2025. theconversation.com/how-detroit-te… via @ConversationUS

The Trust for Public Land has released its 2024 rankings and the Twin Cities' Parks continue to perform well. In this piece, I discuss how they could be even better. Check it out! theconversation.com/successful-cit…… via @ConversationUS #TPLparkscore @theAAG #heymac

Whatever happened to all this season's losers of the year?

Delighted to share the essay "Learning from Lake Phalen" that reports back on what was learned from the Lake Phalen GooseChase: publicspaces.guide/building-inclu… #PhalenInLove #MNRegionalParks @aloveleephoto

The Summer Holiday / Railwave 25th anniversary reissue program has started rolling out, with many of our releases hitting Apple Music, Spotify, and Bandcamp! Finally, they are in a place for those of you that still like to stroll down memory lane! linktr.ee/mwalburn

Hanging out at Lake Phalen this summer? Give this fun family-friendly scavenger hunt a go! Earn points with each completed mission, teams with the most points will win prizes at the end of July! Share your progress using the hashtags #PhalenInLove and #MNRegionalParks.

Time to write! Dydia DeLyser and I will offer a free online seminar for graduate students using qualitative research methods, Mar 8-12. All the details, including how to register, are available here: …adresearch-series.secure-platform.com/a/solicitation…

#heymac Absolutely thrilled that @gxharocarrion will be joining @Macalester geography dept as a TT faculty member starting next fall, bringing needed expertise in remote sensing, physical geography & South America CC @trudeau_dan @ICC_Chang @CLAGGeography macalester.edu/geography/facu…

Time to write! For graduate students primarily using qualitative research methods, January 18-22 @trudeau_dan will offer a free week long seminar on moving your qualitative data from analysis to communicating insights. Register here: bit.ly/3hWb4vD @gsag_aag

What I've been working on this summer with Elliot Wareham: COVID-19 AND THE END OF PUBLIC SPACE wordpress.com/view/stpfieldg…

Other countries responded quickly and aggressively to combat the spread of coronavirus. Trump failed to do the same—and now the U.S. has the most cases in the world.