A Proud, Angry Poor
February 19Frances Fox Piven, CUNY Graduate Center, Department of Political Science In her 2012 contribution to The Nation, Piven calls for broader...
Relational Poverty Research by RPN Members
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The #GlobalPOV Project
February 10Ananya Roy, University of California Los Angeles and Abby VanMuijen, University of California, Berkeley The turn of the century is marked by the...
Acknowledging, unlearning and relearning poverty knowledge
February 5Elyse Gordon, University of Washington, Department of Geography In my experience, any process of learning usually begins with actively unlearning....
The Great Transformation: Neoliberalization, the urban commons and socio-spatial justice in Jakarta, Indonesia
February 4Helga Leitner and Eric Sheppard, University of California Los Angeles, Department of Geography Asian cities long have labored under the shadow of...
Report: National Report Card on Poverty and Inequality
February 4The Stanford Center on Poverty and Inequality, Stanford University The Stanford Center recently published a full report on the state of poverty...
Video: Opportunity Village Eugene
January 27Brent Adams and Jeremy Leonard's mini documentary explores sanctioned tent cities throughout the Pacific Northwest, including sites in Eugene, OR,...
Poverty and Inequality not Related — Really?
January 27Vicky Lawson and Sarah Elwood, University of Washington David Brooks, columnist for the New York Times, has recently made the rounds saying that...
Places, Poverty and The Local State: Local Governments and Community Well-Being Across the United States
January 25Linda Lobao - The Ohio State University - School of Environment and Natural Resources Linda Lobao is a Professor of Rural Sociology, Sociology,...
Grandmothers Hold Up More Than Half the Sky: Contemporary Grandmother Caregiving
January 25LaShawnDa Pittman - University of Washington - Department of American Ethnic Studies There are more grandparents raising their grandchildren today...