Publications & Media Mentions

Explore the recognition my work has garnered, covering a range of scholarly publications, impactful research, and notable mentions in academic and professional circles. Discover my contributions, expertise, and insights in the fields of public policy and urban planning.

Publications

Marielle Franco speaking into a microphone at an outdoor event, surrounded by a crowd at night.

Marielle Franco and the Fight for the City Statute in Rio de Janeiro

Group of people in front of a blue house, with two children on bicycles, and a few people walking near a stop sign on SW 3rd Street, Gainesville, Florida.

Gainesville’s Forgotten Neighborhood: An Examination of Narratives in Planning

The cover of Learning from Arnstein's Ladder book.

Building the Foundation for Arnstein’s Ladder: Community Empowerment through a Participatory Neighborhood Narrative

Aerial view of Ben Hill Griffin Stadium at the University of Florida, featuring the stadium surrounded by campus buildings and greenery.

Historic Town-Gown Partnerships: Planning, Race, and Power

By Tyeshia Redden 2025

Commentary and Dialogue

Planning and Preservation Foundations of Restorative Justice in the Built Environment: Telling Stories, Preserving Places

Dr. Tyeshia Redden, Gettysburg College

Dr. Andrea Roberts, University of Virginia

Dr. Magdalena Novoa, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

Dr. Michelle Magalong, University of Maryland

Media Mentions

Colorful architectural sketch of a community with high-rise buildings, a market, and an "Idea Store," featuring green spaces and trees.

A bylaw meant to transform Thorncliffe Park is failing

The 10-year old RAC zoning law has largely gone unused by the neighborhoods it was designed to serve and disproportionately impacts newcomer communities.

By Olivia Bowden April 17, 2024

Aerial view of an old brick warehouse with a partially dilapidated roof in an urban area, surrounded by modern buildings and trees.

How the election is driving investors to Philadelphia’s ‘Opportunity Zones’

Fears of incoming Democratic control in Washington D.C. and baby boomer estate planning needs are fueling investment in certain Philadelphia neighborhoods.

By Ryan Briggs October 21, 2020

People voting at booths with American flags and "VOTE" signs

Democrats will benefit from outrage over the Supreme Court 

The overturning of Roe v. Wade (1973) by a conservative majority U.S. Supreme Court will have significant impact on the upcoming midterm congressional elections.

By Ty Redden May 27, 2022

College of Design, Construction, & Planning Alumni Profile

The College of Design, Construction, & Planning details Tyeshia Redden as a recent graduate of the doctoral program and her ongoing research in the Gainesville area.

By DCP News October 20, 2020

Raycell Diaz Hernandez ’24 shares importance of building bridges

Raycell Diaz Hernandez ’24, an international and global studies major with a concentration in international affairs, experienced the cultural duality of her family heritage and life growing up in America.

By Michael Vyskocil December 5, 2022

SF Blount Hall building exterior with palm trees, brick facade, and glass windows.

Program helps males REFOCUS their lives

REFOCUS is a one-semester program that follows the college calendar. The program works with participants individually in order to get them on track to where they need to be.

By Aida Mallard November 12, 2014

Group of people at a press conference in an ornate building, holding signs advocating for housing rights with "Make the Road Pennsylvania" banner.

Pennsylvania needs rental assistance and eviction diversion, activists and lawmakers say

Fears of incoming Democratic control in Washington D.C. and baby boomer estate planning needs are fueling investment in certain Philadelphia neighborhoods.

By Anthony Orozco April 20, 2022

Gettysburg students find their voice and hone their path as informed and empathetic citizens

Derrick Gondwe Visiting Scholar and Visiting Assistant Prof. Tyeshia Redden teaches popular courses [that] inspire students to reconsider their preconceived notions of race, merit, and justice.

By Gettysburg College March 9, 2019

Challenging Storytelling and Narratives That Reinforce Inequity

From redlining and restrictive covenants to exclusionary zoning, the history of racism in planning is well-documented and widely discussed among practitioners today.

By Megan McGlinchey October 14, 2022

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