Senior Editor

Katie Uva

Katie Uva is a historian, teacher, and writer whose research focuses on 20th century New York City history, with particular interest in housing, Queens, and the two New York World’s Fairs. She is currently a Research Associate at the New York Public Library’s Center for Educators and Schools, an Adjunct Lecturer at CUNY, and a freelance researcher and consultant. More about her work can be found at www.katieuva.com.

Assistant Editors

Marianne Dhenin

Marianne Dhenin is a journalist, academic editor, and historian of the modern Eastern Mediterranean who has won recognition for their investigative reporting, criticism, and narrative writing. You can follow their work at newsletter.mariannedhenin.com.

Matthew Adair

Matthew is a practicing urban planner and PhD candidate in Urban Planning, Policy, and Design at McGill University in Montreal. His research interests revolve around housing, urban development, and land use regulation in the United States.

Ruqaiyah Zarook

Ruqaiyah Zarook is a PhD candidate in the Department of History at Princeton University, specializing in the history of the twentieth-century United States and the American West. Before pursuing a PhD, she was a Ben Bagdikian Fellow at Mother Jones. Her writing can be found in The Nation, Dissent, and elsewhere.