Stella Linardi

Stella is a senior in the Industrial and Labor Relations School at Cornell University interested in public policy, law, and labor rights. She minors in Law and Society, Inequality Studies, and Business, and hopes to go to law school. In addition to being the Co-President in the Cornell Roosevelt Institute, she is a part of a student advisory board for Cornell administrators, a research assistant for the ILR Workers' Institute, part of the Cornell DREAM Team, is the Director of Student and Campus Life under the Office of the Student Advocate, and is active in a social sorority. Her favorite internship experiences include working against wage theft under the California Commissioner of Labor, and doing policy work for former Senator Kamala Harris.

Green Gentrification: Grow or Go?

By Stella Linardi Published February 17, 2019

Green gentrification is a specific epidemic affecting many low-income people of color in urban neighborhoods. To improve the gentrification process, urban planning officials must consider the social and economic ramifications of gentrification, especially on the neighborhoods they directly affect.