Andrew Macurak
Andrew Macurak consults with a firm specializing in public sector and nonprofit management and communications in Pittsburgh, PA. A freelance writer as well as a board member of a local community development corporation, Andrew also is an alum of Young People for the American Way, a progressive youth leadership training institute. Additionally, he studies urban policy and administration at the University of Pittsburgh, where he is an editor of the Pitt Political Review and president of the Urban Studies Association.
Andrew is interested in tying community building into the larger social justice movement, and in combining the resources the private sector has with the community interest the public sector is capable of. In his spare time, Andrew enjoys low-budget travel, dogs of all kinds, and finding bargains on Craigslist. He can be reached at andrew.macurak(at)gmail.com.
POSTS ON ROOFLINES
- Oct 1 · The Great Right Hype
- Sep 29 · Some Act
- Sep 24 · Why You Should Care if the Kids Are Alright
- Sep 7 · Border Patrol
- Aug 6 · Where Do Houses Go When They Die? (Apparently, Pennsylvania)
- Jul 29 · Core and Periphery: “Trading Places”?
- Jul 21 · The Urban, Dystopian Blame Game
- Jul 7 · Tuscany, Barcelona, Croatia… the Rust Belt?
- Jun 30 · Let’s Talk About CDCs…
- Jun 23 · Think Globally, Act Regionally
- Jun 17 · You Don’t Support Our Transit, But We Should Support Your Highway?
- Jun 10 · Not Your Father’s Electorate (Instead, His Father’s)
- Jun 2 · Follow your counter-intuition?
- May 27 · Summertime, and the Budget’s Sleazy
- May 19 · Doing Squat About a Market Failure
- May 12 · Stirring Up Change in the Steel Belt
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