Difference between revisions of "Gilda Haas"
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Revision as of 13:48, 5 September 2016
Template:TOCnestleft Gilda Haas is an educator, organizer, and urban planner, who in past lives has helped start a credit union, a land trust, and numerous organizations (including SAJE, Strategic Action for a Just Economy, and the Right to the City alliance, where she first encountered Just Cause) — all towards building a more fair and democratic economy. She taught in UCLA’s Urban Planning Department for many years where she also started their Community Scholars Program and presently divides her time between teaching in Antioch University's Urban Sustainability program; Dr. Pop, her alter ego and popular education web site; and coaching the next generation of leaders for a new economy. [1]
She is married to mystery writer Gary Phillips.
Right to the City
Gilda Haas, Gihan Perera and Jon Liss, conceived of the Right to the City Alliance.[2]
Causa Justa board members
As of 2015 the board of Causa Justa/Just Cause included;[3]
- Boona Cheema
- Michelle Foy
- Maria Elena Guillén
- Gilda Haas
- N’Tanya Lee
- Gordon Mar
- Maria Poblet
- Julie Quiroz
Center for Story-based Strategy extended board
Center for Story-based Strategy board as of 2015;[4]