Sabrina Bazile (they/sabrina) is a Haitian-American community-based planner, policy analyst, policymaker, and writer. Sabrina develops stabilization, preservation, and anti-displacement programs to keep homeowners and tenants in their homes. Their work and scholarship focus on strategic planning, housing policy, cooperative governance and management, and political philosophy.
They hold a Master’s degree in City & Regional Planning (now Urban & Community Planning, MS) from Pratt Institute and an Advanced Certificate in Workplace Democracy and Community Ownership from the CUNY School of Labor.
Sabrina created the digital library/resource guide for planners working toward revolutionary planning and unlearning mainstream neoliberal, state-based, colonial capitalist planning at planforliberation.space.
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