Sabrina Bazile is a Haitian-American community-based urban planner, housing policymaker, and writer. Sabrina’s work and scholarship focus on deeply affordable and public housing stabilization, preservation, and anti-displacement policies, as well as cooperative governance.

Sabrina holds a B.A. in Marketing Innovation & New Media, Information Systems, and Operations Management & E-Commerce from Suffolk University, and an M.S. in City & Regional Planning (now Urban & Community Planning, MS) from Pratt Institute. Sabrina also holds an Advanced Certificate in Workplace Democracy and Community Ownership from the CUNY School of Labor and Urban Studies and was an Economic Democracy Fellow with Brooklyn Communities Collaborative.

Sabrina conducts speaking engagements and conferences on issues of race, equity in planning, public housing, and the unlearning of dominant planning pedagogies.

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