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Leonie Sandercock (born 1949) is an urban planner and academic focusing on community planning and multiculturalism. Her work spans the interdisciplinary fields of urban studies, urban policy and planning and elucidates issues of difference, social justice and possibility. [1]
Leonie Sandercock joined SCARP in 2001 and served as Director from July 2006 to November 2007. Her academic life started in Australia, where she was Professor and Head of Graduate Urban Studies at Macquarie University in Sydney from 1981-1986, before moving to Los Angeles where she had two lives: one in screenwriting (after completing an MFA in ...
Leonie Sandercock. Professor in Indigenous COmmunity Planning, University of British Columbia. Verified email at mail.ubc.ca. urban planning community planning Indigenous planning. Title. Sort....
This June, SCARP Professor Leonie Sandercock published her extraordinary new book, “Mapping Possibility: Finding Purpose and Hope in Community Planning”. Like her previous works, it unravels the field of community and regional planning from a critical framework, but it also invites us into an intimate journey to process for ourselves what ...
Leonie Sandercock has been a professor in the School of Community & Regional Planning at UBC since 2001. She co-created with the Musqueam Nation the Indigenous Community Planning program in SCARP and also chaired the PhD program for 15 years.
Jan 11, 2024 · Leonie Sandercock’s five-decade career has been instrumental in shaping and shifting the field of urban planning to recognize and incorporate feminist, indigenous and intercultural worldviews...
Nov 17, 2023 · Leonie Sandercock has been a significant figure in urban planning scholarship for decades, having crafted an illustrious career and made major intellectual and educational contributions. In her new book Mapping Possibility: Finding Purpose and Hope in Community Planning , (Routledge, 2023) she arranges some of her most significant ...
