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Art & Architecture: Legacy & Loss

Transforming the Nation’s Food System: Lessons from the New Deal and Strategies for Today

February 24, 2023
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The Living New Deal NYC Chapter, Roosevelt House, Hunter College City University of New York, and Hunter College New York City Food Policy Center, invite you to attend a new public programpresented only on Zoom Transforming the Nation’s Food System:… read more

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“From the New Deal to the Green New Deal,” by Richard Walker

January 28, 2023
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Living New Deal director Richard Walker published a book chapter titled, “From the New Deal to the Green New Deal.” Published in the volume, The Green New Deal and the Future of Work, edited by Craig Calhoun and Benjamin Y…. read more

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Richard Walker Interviewed on Non-Boring History

January 8, 2023
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Dr. Annette Laing, writer of Non-Boring History, spoke with Richard Walker, Director of the Living New Deal about the accomplishments of the New Deal and the New Deal-built infrastructure that has stood the test of time. “With a team of… read more

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“How the first New Deal remade America”

July 9, 2022
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Living New Deal advisor, Nelson Lichtenstein, wrote a piece on the infrastructure, social and physical, of the New Deal. Read the piece here.

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Living New Deal NYC Chapter: Historical Signs Project

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April 27, 2022
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In 2020, the Living New Deal NYC Chapter began a collaboration with the NYC Parks to install new signage at New York City public facilities that were built in 1930s by New Deal agencies. Limited evidence remains today of the… read more

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Nicholas Kristof Draws Comparisons between “Build Back Better” and New Deal

November 26, 2021
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In a piece titled, “Biden’s Plan Isn’t ‘Spending’ but ‘Investing,’” Nicholas Kristof compares President Biden’s “Build Back Better” plan to the New Deal programs that built the physical infrastructure of the nation. Using the example of the Yamhill-Carlton High School… read more

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LND Advisor June Hopkins Participates in Roosevelt House Panel

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November 5, 2021
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Living New Deal Advisor June Hopkins, the granddaughter of key New Dealer Harry Hopkins, participated in a panel discussion with other descendants of the original F.D.R. Cabinet and Brain Trust descendants during a conference titled, “The New Deal Then and… read more

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Why we need a new WPA

April 11, 2021
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In an CNN opinion piece titled, “Why we need a new WPA,” Paula M. Krebs makes a case for addressing today’s economic woes by using policy lessons from a time when the government stepped in to provide paid work for… read more

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Welcome to our Webinar Series: “The Next New Deal”

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March 12, 2021
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“The New Deal and Far-Right Extremism: Saving the Republic”Featuring: Kevin Baker, author and historian Wednesday, March 24, 7:00pm EDT7:00pm Eastern/4:00pm Pacific RSVP  A link to the webinar will be provided upon registering. Please join us for a Living New Deal… read more

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New Deal Arts Programs – Lessons for Struggling Artists Today

February 28, 2021
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In a piece published in Artnet, Ben Davis, reflects on calls to help distressed art institutes in the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic by drawing on the lessons of the New Deal Arts Programs. Davis examines the history of the… read more

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Living New Deal in the News

Richard Walker Chapter Heads Up New Book, The Green New Deal and the Future of Work
Living New Deal director Richard Walker has the lead chapter, "From the New Deal to the Green New...
Living New Deal Mentioned in Daily News Story
A story by Steve Charnley published in the Daily News on December 24, 2022, and titled, "The story...
Richard Walker Interviewed on Non-Boring History
Annette Laing interviewed Richard Walker, Director of the Living New Deal. "With a team of...
Gray Brechin and Richard Walker Interviewed on PBS News Hour
Living New Deal founder Gray Brechin, and director Richard Walker, were interviewed  on...
Susan Ives Interviewed by the Greenbelt Access Television
Greenbelt Access Television and Frank Gervasi interviewed the Living New Deal's Communications...

Events

Virtual Talk – WPA Discussion and Live Q&A with John Thomas 06.11 @ 2pm
WPA Discussion and Live Q&A with Living New Deal Advisor, John Thomas 06.11 @ 2pm Long...
Long Beach Art Deco and Streamline Moderne Tour – June 2 & 9
Art Deco and Streamline Moderne: Double-Decker Bus Tour #1 - 06.02 @ 12pm and 06.09 @ 12pm Led by...
Gray Brechin will speak at the Haight Street Art Center on April 27th at 5:30 PM
On April 27, Gray Brechin will speak at the Haight Street Art Center at an event titled, ...

Articles on the New Deal

Managing the People: Art Programs in the American Depression
Dr. Lisanne Gibson,who is now at the University of Leicester, looks at the relationship between...
Dick Cheney – Son of the New Deal
Robert Parry, writing for Consortium News, takes a closer look at Dick Cheney's autobiography, In...
Civilian Conservation Corps — a government work program rescued the common men in the 1930s
Civilian Conservation Corps — a government work program rescued the common men in the 1930s /...
Lessons of the 1930s: There Could Be Trouble Ahead
Lessons of the 1930s: There could be trouble ahead | The Economist.   Even The Economist, a...
The Unsung Benefits of the New Deal for the United States and California
The New Deal was one of the great public experiments in American history. Crafted pragmatically by...

Books on the New Deal

American Expressionism: Art and Social Change 1920-1950, by Bram Dijkstra
When in 1953 right-wingers sought to destroy Anton Refregier’s great mural cycle at Rincon Annex...
Victor Arnautoff and the Politics of Art, by Robert W. Cherny
In a 1935 interview, The San Francisco Chronicle quoted New Deal artist Victor Arnautoff, who said,...
Wisconsin Post Office Mural Guidebook, by David W. Gates, Jr.
As a through hiker on the Appalachian Trail some years back, David W. Gates Jr. would stop to pick...
Winter War: Hoover, Roosevelt, and the First Clash Over the New Deal, by Eric Rauchway
Eric Rauchway opens his new book Winter War with the near-miss assassination of President-elect...
Relief, Recreation, Racism: Civilian Conservation Corps Creates South Carolina State Parks, 1933-42, by Robert A. Waller
Professor Waller is clearly an enthusiast of the CCC and knowledgeable about its many legacies to...

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