Feeding the Crisis: Work, Gender and the Growing Food Safety Net in the U.S.
September 29Maggie Dickinson, Assistant Professor, Guttman Community College, CUNY The food safety net has experienced unprecedented growth in the 21st...
Relational Poverty Research by RPN Members
Filter by: All | Economic Crisis | Poverty discourse | Inequality | Difference: | Places: N. America, Latin America, Africa, Europe, Asia
Middle Class Identities and Job Instability: explorations on class identifications of temporary state workers
September 11Santiago García Martín, Social Sciences PhD. Candidate, Centro de Investigaciones Sociohistóricas, Instituto de Investigación en Humanidades y...
Evaluating the Role of Landscape and Urban Planning in the Prevention and Mitigation of Domestic Violence
May 23Jennifer Porter, University of Washington In this project, I explore how anti-violence organizing can be sustained inter-generationally through...
Creative Placemaking in San Francisco and Seattle. Inclusive and/or Democratic?
May 10Vinita Goyal, Practitioner: City of Seattle Office of Planning and Community Development, and Independent Researcher Occidental/West Lake Parks...
Facing your FICO: The Democratization of Finance and the Persistence of Poverty in Boston, MA
May 10Jessa Loomis, PhD Candidate, Department of Geography, University of Kentucky This project examines the implementation of financial literacy and...
A început ploaia – Fighting for the right to housing in Bucharest
April 26Michele Lancione, Urban Institute, The University of Sheffield Accordingly to Amnesty International, in Romania ‘the right to housing is not...
A început ploaia – Fighting for the right to housing in Bucharest
April 25A început ploaia - Fighting for the right to housing in Bucharest A film by Michele...
The governance of informality through slum policies in South Africa and Brazil
April 18Zora Kovacic, Institut de Ciencia i Tecnologia Ambientals, Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona The project analyses slum upgrading policies from the...
Visualities of Homelessness and Ecology: Of Hot Spots and High Lines
April 18Eric Goldfischer, PhD Student in Geography, University of Minnesota Cities have long tried to influence the ways in which homelessness, and...