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Kristen Hackett is an activist, scholar, and educator working towards decolonized, anti-racist, and just urban futures in New York City. She is an executive committee member of the Justice For All Coalition (JFAC), a volunteer-based community group whose roots, base and leadership are in the public housing communities of Western Queens. At The Graduate Center, CUNY, she is a doctoral candidate in the Environmental Psychology Program, a fellow with the GC Digital Initiatives (GCDI), and a coordinator with OpenCUNY. She is also an adjunct in the Urban Studies Department at Queens College. More info at https://kristenhackett.info.

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Opinion: City’s Finance-Driven Approach to Managing NYCHA is Wrong for Tenants

Kristen Hackett | August 18, 2020

NYCHA’s new strategy to pay for repairs at 110,000 public housing units prioritizes finances and not tenants’ best interests, Justice For All Coalition member Kristen Hackett argues.

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Opinion: A Public Letter to Public Officials on NYCHA

Kristen Hackett and Yvette Kemp | May 9, 2020

‘As we know, the pandemic hit New York extremely hard; and yet unevenly. NYCHA tenants, including those in Astoria, Queensbridge, Ravenswood and Woodside Houses, are among the hardest hit.’

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Opinion: Sunnyside Yards Master Plan Sits on a Deck of Myths

Kristen Hackett and Jenny Dubnau | March 11, 2020

‘Decking over the180 acres of these rail yards isn’t the answer to the challenges facing Queens residents.’

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Sunnyside Yards

Opinion: Stop Sunnyside Yards! Reparative City Building Now!

Kristen Hackett | December 16, 2019

‘Development of Sunnyside Yards is emblematic of a broader and fraught city-building process, which is churning communities across the city and displacing working-class communities while building new neighborhoods for wealthier, whiter households.’

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Opinion: NYCHA’s NextGen Threatens More Harm than Hope

Kristen Hackett | October 10, 2019

‘NextGen is the continuation of the opening up of investment opportunities for already-wealthy private actors and entities. History tells us this usually comes at a high cost for residents and existing community members.’

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