About Us
This site has been constructed by students in Dr. Joy Kadowaki's Sociology 339: Social Inequality course across multiple semesters. Students who have contributed to the site are listed below:
FALL 2023
Grace Hughes, Flavio Pinho, Colin Toomey, Chase Williams (Affordable Housing)
DaRon Holmes, Maura Houlihan, Grace Klein, Meghan Koleszar (Attracting New Residents)
Samantha Carnes, Odyssey Oehme, Emma Viale, Liana Yara (Celebrating Diversity)
Shannon Bailey, Jacob Veczko, Mia Venanzi, Alana Wilson (Educational Equity)
Daniel Georgeson, Ali Hess, Brooklyn Nusbaum, Caroline Sullivan (Food Justice)
Maire Kelly, Bella Thomeier, Miyu Williams (Job Creation)
Franni Fermani, Maggie Lawrence, Kat Metheney (Promoting Safety)
Ikram Hennaoui, Bryan Mitchell, Lucy Schuermann, CJ Wilson (Sustainable Communities)
FALL 2022
Caroline Cochran, Rachel Laps, Angelica Stella, Nina Vaccaro (Access to Justice)
Rosemary Drake-Brockman, Flordeliz Lapso, Ozioma Osuji, Victoria Veldman (Children)
Marisa Fielding, Charlotte Hicks, Timothy McCabe, Emma Sawchuk (Employment & Opportunity)
Julia Bunch, Molly Griffin, Jacob Kocent, Elizabeth Lechowicz (Food)
Brooke Beaschler, Olivia Gulesano, McKenna Meyer, Devyn Mundy, Allison Muntz (Health)
Asher Chluda, Tyler Mordarski, Anthuan Raymundi, Destiny Rivera (Immigration & Immigrants)
Madeleine Carrane, Hannah Kessler, Hannah Kling, Amelia Saucier (LGBTQ+)
Clara Beatty, Caroline Hauer, Kelly McLaughlin, Alexandra Murray (Older Adults)
FALL 2021
Hannah Burton, Olivia Canalizo, Kevin Parente, Brenna Ward (Crime & Criminal Justice)
Laney Brucken, Kate Santangelo, Catie Zahn, Kayla Schultz (Education)
Anna Zahner, Dakotah Pavelek, Megan Hernandez, Lauren Carnahan (Environment & Pollution)
Grace Cannon, Hannah Gibson, Abigail Regan, Emmy Sirianni (Gender & Sex)
Maya Leibold, Alexia Montino, Olivia Watson, Natalie Eilerman (Health & Food)
Jennifer Jaeger, Casey Mullin, Maggie Bruns, Claire Pawlecki (Housing & Homelessness)
Olivia Scally, Ellie Westerheide, Brendan Romano, Lily Pedrotti (Income & Wealth)
Nikki Bryson, Sophia Bair, Patrick Sandler, Abigail Quinlan (Race & Ethnicity)
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