Steal the Street is a collection of short articles focused on gentrification, public space, and community voice.
Through an individual grant from People\'s Liberty, Mussm Steal the Street is a collection of<.
Mussman continued his GED instruction at various community sites until embarking on the CAP513 Project.
As an AmeriCorps community volunteer, Mussman provided direct instruction to community-based GED school participants through the Urban Appalachian Council and the Northside Community School.
After earning an MEd in Educational Foundations and Urban Educational Leadership, and a Certificate of Peace Studies, Mussman received his PhD in Educational Studies.
At the University of Cincinnati, Mussman\'s research focused on commercialism and student trust.
Mussman received his Bachelor of Philosophy from the Western College Program at Miami University after working on projects with the Miami Nation of Oklahoma, The National Underground Railroad Freedom Center, and JumpStart, Middletown.
A Cincinnati native, Mussman graduated from Walnut Hills High School, where he helped co-found the first Cincinnati high school-based Gay Straight Alliance.
As an education expert, Mussman brings strategies for community education and a desire to build community connections.
About the Author Mark Mussman\'s previous roles included leadership in adult basic education, workforce development, volunteer coordination, and AmeriCorps service.
Steal the Street provides a solid foundation to interpret current events and helps us to consider a different future, one without homelessness.
With the housing crisis growing due to the pandemic and continued neoliberalism, more communities will be displaced and transformed into safe havens for the growth of exclusionary generational wealth.
Since then, millions of Americans have been thrust into Homelessness and removed from their homes.
The housing crisis has been especially pronounced since the 2008 economic crisis.
The forward is written by Alice Skirtz, author of Econocide.
Articles include original photographs that further the narratives by providing evidence and perspectives enforced throughout each chapter.
The focus of Streetvibes is homelessness, so each article focuses on different aspects of Homelessness and inequity in Cincinnati, much of it centered around the rapidly gentrifying neighborhood of Over-the-Rhine.
The articles were written for Streetvibes, a street paper in Cincinnati, Ohio, from 2015 through 2019.
Steal the Street is a collection of short articles focused on gentrification, public space, and community voice
