The politics of SNAP: Stimulus, Stigma, and Supermarket Redlining
February 23Jerry Shannon, University of Georgia The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP, formerly known as food stamps) has long been touted for...
Relational Poverty Research by RPN Members
Filter by: All | Economic Crisis | Poverty discourse | Inequality | Difference: | Places: N. America, Latin America, Africa, Europe, Asia
Practicing solidarity: Mexican Hometown Associations in New York City
February 22Araby Smyth, University of Kentucky, Department of Geography I am interested in how people cope with and resist neoliberal governance and...
Red Line Service
February 17Rhoda Rosen & Billy McGuinness, School of the Art Institute Faced with the appalling statistics issued by the Chicago Coalition for the...
‘Pobre Pobreza (Poor Poverty)’: Destabilizing Poverty Knowledges and Representations through Participatory Visual Methods in Colombia
February 17Amy Ritterbusch, Universidad de los Andes Poor poverty: Multiple Perspectives’ is a participatory visual methods project mobilized in five...
“My Hamburg” – “My Rio de Janeiro“ Ordinary Homeless Cities?” Geographies of Homelessness in the context of Rio de Janeiro (Brazil) and Hamburg (Germany)
January 23Katharina Schmidt, Working Group Critical Geographies of Global Inequalities, Institute for Geography, University of Hamburg, Germany The photo...
The Sustainable Development Apparatus: Towards a postcolonial cookstove ethnography
January 18Isaac Rivera, University of Colorado, Department of Geography and Environmental Science The need to transition towards renewable energy and...
The Cultural Politics of Representation, Global Development and Developmental Disabilities in the United States: Digital Mapping as a Cultural Studies Methodology
January 14Ronnie Thibault, M.A., Cultural Studies University of Washington Bothell This research draws from representational theory to explore how...
Rural Women and the Uneven Process of Inclusion
September 17Tara Cookson, University of Cambridge, Department of Geography Conditional cash transfers (CCTs) have become the world’s most popular tools for...
A Contínua Luta: Research on politics against the State as a killing system
August 19Antonádia Borges, University of Brasilia, Department of Anthropology Privilege in countries like Brazil and South Africa (where I do research)...