Faythe Endres (she/her) is the Sustainable Cities Columnist at Blinter Magazine.
While getting her environmental studies degree, Faythe became interested in the
larger role environments play in shaping us and our power to shape our environments, leading her to an interest in urban studies. She is currently finishing her thesis on homeless service provision and the themes of a right to housing, and a critical look at the role of non-profits. Faythe is interested in community and civic engagement, the intersection between the built and natural world, and our stewardship towards and understanding of land
and property.
Contact: faythendres@gmail.com
Based in: Philadelphia, PA, USA.
Topics of expertise: Urban studies, sustainability, and environmental humanities.
Languages: English (native).
Education: BA in Environmental Studies, MS in Urban Strategies.
When Faythe isn’t on assignment, she loves to…: do any craft, especially collaging and
sculpting, both ceramics and papier-mache!
Favorite cuisine: Mediterranean.
Favorite book: Hangsaman by Shirley Jackson and Reimagining
Political Ecology by Aletta Biersack and James Greenberg.
Favorite film: Hoodwinked.
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