Steven Howland
Urban Studies and Planning
Portland State University
Steven Howland is a PhD candidate in Urban Studies, where he specializes in economic development and poverty with particular interest in the intersections of the two with transportation issues. He holds a Bachelor's and Master's in Planning from Arizona State University.
Email: showland@pdx.edu
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The Impacts of Gentrification on Transportation and Social Support for Black Working-Poor Families in Portland, Oregon (PROJECT_BRIEF)
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