PREVIEW
SHARECourse Info
8 video lessons (65 Mins)
Published
2022
Preview Course
Browse Course Chapters
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1.Introduction
1 min
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2.1790 to 1914
7 mins
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3.Pre-World War II
6 mins
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4.Post-World War II
3 mins
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5.1980s and 1990s
5 mins
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6.The 2000s, Part I
15 mins
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7.The 2000s, Part II
19 mins
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8.Conclusion
6 mins
What You Will Learn
- The relationship among immigration, space, and planning.
- The importance of racialized and ethnic immigrants to our cities, suburbs, and rural communities.
- Understand the dark history of draconian immigration policies and the role of planners in immigrant communities.
Course Description
This course reviews the relationship among immigration, space, and planning, providing an overview of key figures, dates, and events related to immigration policies and practices in the United States. The time frame starts with 1790 and continues to the present. The overview includes key figures, such as Jacob Riis, Jane Adams, and Dr. Michael Dear, and focuses on selected dates and events, such as the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882.
Learn these skills
- History
- Law and Policy
- Urban Design
- Urbanism
AICP CM
This course is approved for 1 AICP CM credit.
This course is not eligible for CM Equity credit because the instructor is not AICP.
