Carrick Reddin

Carrick Reddin is a dedicated professional with a passion for developing vibrant, resilient, and inclusive environments at the junction of people and places.

His expertise lies in urban design and planning, with a keen interest in the political, social, and economic impacts of these fields.

Carrick holds a Master's in Governing the Large Metropolis (Urban Governance and Planning) from Sciences Po, and a Bachelor of Design in Architecture with a focus on International and Area Studies from Washington University in St. Louis.

He has a robust professional background, having worked in various roles such as Project Manager at the Faith and Sustainability Initiative at World Resources Institute, Principal at Contexture Collaborative, Policy Fellow at the Environmental Justice Program at Georgetown University, Capstone Coordinator at AREP, Project Manager at Rise Community Development, Designer at Jefferson Collaborative, and Editor-in-Chief at ISSUES Magazine.

Carrick is deeply invested in social justice issues and promoting cross-cultural dialogue in his pursuits.