Past

2022 Joseph, S.M. Black Feminist Planning: A Sorority & A League. Spatial Collectives Symposium. Pratt Institute’s School of Architecture. NY, NY. April 1.

2022 Joseph, S.M. Filmmaking as Site Analysis: A BlackSpace Urbanist Collective Case Study. The Spaces We Enable: Reflecting on Gender in Architecture, Planning, Art, & Design | An International Women's Day Research Symposium. Pratt Institute’s School of Architecture. NY, NY. March 8.

2021    Joseph, S.M. Discussant. Black Urbanism Consultative Forum, Sheffield, UK. Mar 24.

2021    Joseph, S.M. BlackSpace Urbanist Collective. Emerging Scholars Conference. Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. Mar 26-27.

2020    Joseph, S.M. Pòsali Case Study: An Insurgent Planning Herstoriography. Panel: Radical Planning 2: Stories of Changing Practice. Spaces of Struggle 4th Mini-Conference on Radical Planning, Toronto, Canada. Nov 4.

2018    Joseph, S.M. Post-Disaster Aid & Urbanisme in Pòsali: Lalwa, Desantralizasyon ak Divizyon ant Moun Andeyo ak Moun Lavil. Haitian Studies Association’s 30th Annual Conference, Pòtoprens. November 8-10.

2018    Joseph, S.M. Pòsali’s Planning Story: The Gender of Aid & NGO-ization of Disaster Relief. Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning’s 58th Annual Conference, Buffalo. October 25-28.

2018    Joseph, S.M. Planning Beloved Communities in Haiti: Discrimination, Diffusion and Decentralization. Caribbean Studies Association’s 43rd Annual Conference, Havana, Cuba. June 4-8.

2018    Joseph, S.M. Learning to Write Haiti’s Urbanisme History. Urban Affairs Association’s 48th Annual Conference, Toronto, Canada. April 4-7.

2018    Joseph, S.M. Pardon My French: Sex, Power & Positionality in Urbanisme Research & Practice in Ayiti. Panel: Toward a Transnational Discourse on Black Voices in Urbanization. African American Intellectual History Society’s 3rd Annual Conference at Brandeis University, Waltham, Massachusetts. March 30-31.

2017    Joseph, S.M. Native Aspirations & Foreign Plans: A Haitian Planning Herstory of the Long-Term Sociocultural Impacts in Disaster Recovery Efforts. Haitian Studies Association’s 29th Annual Conference, New Orleans. November 1-4.

2017    Joseph, S.M. Pardon My French But “Ne Touche Pas Mon Blanc”: Embodied Researcher Trauma Herstories of a Black Dyaspora in Haiti. Haitian Studies Association’s 29th Annual Conference, New Orleans. November 1-4.

2017    Joseph, S.M. Native Aspirations & Foreign Plans: A Haitian Planning Herstory of the Long-Term Sociocultural Impacts in Disaster Recovery Efforts. Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning’s 57th Annual Conference, Denver. October 12-15.

2017    Joseph, S.M. Pardon My French, but “Don’t Touch My Whitey” - Embodied Researcher Trauma Herstories of a Black Dyaspora in Haiti. Spaces of Struggle 2nd Annual Mini-Conference on Radical Planning, Denver. October 11.

2017    Joseph, S.M. How Policy Mobilities Immobilize Planning in Haiti? Caribbean Urban Forum’s 7th Annual Conference. Belize City. May 17-19.

2016    Joseph, S.M. How Planning Does Not Work in Haiti. Caribbean Studies Association’s 41st Annual Conference. Port-au-Prince. June 6-11.

2010    Joseph, S.M. Have West Indians’ Spatial Assimilation Patterns in South Florida Changed? Caribbean Studies Association’s 35th Annual Conference. Barbados. May 24-28.

2008    Joseph, S.M. The Globalized Black Women’s Club Movement. Women’s World / Mundos de Mujeres 11th Annual Conference.  Madrid. July 3-9.