Campus and Community United

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Campus and Community United:
(1) We are students, faculty, religious leaders, and staff committed to spreading awareness about USC's Master Plan while partnering with the community to develop a responsible future for the Figueroa Corridor neighborhood.

(2) We seek a responsible future for both campus and community members through:
-Advocating for Affordable Housing, both in its preservation and creation
-Advocating for Safety while engaging enduring stereotypes about the community
-Advocating for Responsible and Equitable Economic Development
-Advocating for Environmental Sustainability in future neighborhood developments

(3) Furthermore, we value:
-Students and community members having a meaningful say in the process of neighborhood development
-Students and community members connecting through spatial and social gaps, collaborating on projects that push toward a responsible future for the neighborhood
-Win-win solutions, drawn from both innovation and best practices throughout the country, that is at the expense of neither the community nor the campus
-Inclusion and diversity within the coalition, meaningful efforts to ensure a diversity of student groups are involved
-Fostering leadership development and valuing new members and insights to ensure the sustainability of the organization
-Engaging campus members sense of space around the community

We, the undersigned, strongly urge that developments in the neighborhood genuinely incorporate the principles of Campus and Community United for a responsible future.

48 Signatures

  • USC Latino Social Work Caucus
  • Elisabeth Gustafson
    • Comments appreciated
    • В
  • Eric Zuniga
    • Comments appreciated
    • В
  • Reina Fukuda
    • Comments appreciated
    • Let's do it!
  • Andrea Chin
    • Comments appreciated
    • В
  • Lauren Ahkiam
    • Comments appreciated
    • В
  • Genevieve Carpio
  • Mirzada Sinanovic
    • Comments appreciated
    • В
  • Shane Keller
    • Comments appreciated
    • Both the community and USC can be the winners in the coming decades. With responsible development it is possible for both students and long-term residents to coexist.
  • Joseph Park
  • Kelsey Pouk
  • Teresa Cheng
    • Comments appreciated
    • В
  • Adrienne Hall
  • Frederick Flores
  • Justine Garcia
  • Shirley Aldana-Schwarz
  • Marisol Siegel
  • Mario Rocha
    • Comments appreciated
    • We need community involvement in decisions that affect the community.
  • Rev. Jim Burklo, associate dean of religious life, USC
    • Comments appreciated
    • В
  • Jackee Okoli
  • Melissa Sipin
    • Comments appreciated
    • We must be fair; we must be an institution with a conscience, lest we fail not only as leaders of a community, but also as people part of it.
  • Cordelia Arterian
  • Collin Williams
  • Timothy Linden
  • Melody Tsai
    • Comments appreciated
    • В
  • Jennifer Yee
  • Andrea Reynoso
  • Nicole Hinojosa
  • Alexandra
  • Javier Colato
  • Kirby Culbertson
  • Jeanne Hill
  • Emily Hobson
    • Comments appreciated
    • PhD Candidate, USC
  • laura schiko fugikawa
    • Comments appreciated
    • В
  • Sharon Luk
  • Shawn Sebastian
  • Arthur Fidel Argomaniz
    • Comments appreciated
    • USC is again in position to be a leader on a national level. Gentrifying the area and displacing thousands in the process over the next 30 years would be a huge step back for a University that holds so much pride in being "A Good Neighbor" and "A College with a Conscious".
  • Zifan Yang
    • Comments appreciated
    • Fight on!
  • Vanessa Rojas
  • Natalie Ramos
    • Comments appreciated
    • MD 2011
  • daniel Wu
    • Comments appreciated
    • В
  • Yanelle Gavina
  • Jose Daniel Arana
  • Nora McCartin
  • Julie Beres
  • Joseph DeNeui
    • Comments appreciated
    • В
  • Judy Baek
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