Urban planner and writer thinking about cities and family life and the intersection between them. Pragmatic (disillusioned, reform-minded) liberal. Author RIGHT OF WAY. Working on a new book about children and public space.
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3 modest safety half-measures we could take short of banning pickup trucks (lol)
The New York Times recently ran a big expose about how big trucks and SUVs are killing Americans. According to their analysis, these large cars lead to between 200 and 400 extra deaths a year, although they said it was a conservative estima...
The case for living in a midsized city
Best of both worlds -- to a degree.
I’m not the kind of person who hates big cities. In fact, I love New York City and seriously considered moving there for several years in my 20s. I suppose it has something to do with my particular brand...
Kids and work
Sweat shops are bad obviously. But SOME work, even paid, can be good for kids.
For my book project I’ve been working on, I read a lot of older academic books about childhood. These are great. In the past, childhood was treated like a serio...
A poem for our political crisis
I’m not a big poetry person, so this is kinda embarrassing for me. But I make an exception for Yeats, which I have referenced before (the Drinking Song is goated.)
Anyway, I came across this poem of his I wanted to share just because it g...
We went solar. Here’s how it’s working
My husband, Jeff Sugalski, volunteered to write this post. 🥰
When Angie mentioned she was interested in installing solar panels on our home, I thought of a dozen reasons why we shouldn’t do it. Among them:
Cleveland doesn’t get enough su...
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Urban planner, author, mom raising two kids in Cleveland. Working on a new book about children’s right to public space, making the public realm more child friendly. (North Point Press 2028)
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