An Ordinary City Life
2026-03-06
I’ve had some really dynamic and memorable chapters of life living in very unique or well-known cities. But some of my most memorable urban experiences and chaptersContinue Reading
Life Context for Curriculum Development
2026-01-24
I’m really excited about this. It’s also going to take some time. In the past several months, my husband has said to me (on more than oneContinue Reading
2025 Reflections
2025-12-26
I was really happy to be able to start the year with an article in InterPlan, the international newsletter of the American Planning Association. In it, IContinue Reading
Urban Oral History: Residential Narrative in Urban Transformation
2025-12-25
I’m in the final year of my PhD studies, and while processing ‘official’ results of my studies, one of the greatest surprises for me from the processContinue Reading
Appreciating the Ordinary….
2025-12-20
Keep feeling fascination…. In 2025, I began actively nurturing a fascination that has probably been present with me for a while but not activated fully. A fascinationContinue Reading
Concept on ‘Ordinary Cities’
2025-12-07
Ordinary cities’ is one of (a few) research ideas I have ‘simmering in the background’ for the near future. And like other urban research topics I approach,Continue Reading
Positionality, Radom, Perception
2025-11-30
In my paper ‘Researcher reflections from an urban lab: best practices and barriers of walkable urbanism via a 15-minute neighbourhood lens in Warsaw’ published in Cities &Continue Reading
Perceptions of Radom
2025-11-27
I began collecting perceptions of Radom earlier this month. I collected many right at my school workplace, at an event at the city library, at the MondayContinue Reading
Trams of Katowice
2025-11-16
Last month was my first time in the city of Katowice for the Kongres Nowej Mobilności | New Mobility Congress (see more here on my participation). IContinue Reading
Campus + Winter Town Walkability
2025-10-24
I don’t recall where I first heard it, but it’s a basic truth that rings true that for many US American youth, the college campus is theContinue Reading