Reversal of Fortune: Garden of Virtual Kinship
May 21Stephanie Rothenberg, University at Buffalo, Department of Visual Studies I am an artist working at the intersection of social justice and...
Relational Poverty Research by RPN Members
Filter by: All | Economic Crisis | Poverty discourse | Inequality | Difference: | Places: N. America, Latin America, Africa, Europe, AsiaRadical Vulnerability: Towards Stronger Alliances
May 12Elyse Gordon, University of Washington, Department of Geography Vulnerability is the birthplace of innovation, creativity and change. Brene...
Unfree labour and social reproduction
April 16Kendra Strauss-Donald, Simon Fraser University, Department of Geography This work is comprised of several strands, which build on a broader...
OutsideIN – 1,000 Safer by 2015
April 16Real Change, Seattle, Washington, Advocacy and Organizing Program Last January, 3,123 men, women and children were counted without basic shelter...
Figments of the future: the irony of shelter and security on the Seattle streetscape
April 14Nick Gottschall, University of Washington, Jackson School of International Studies I You can see the gentrification of Seattle’s...
Housing Melbourne Project
March 31Andrea Sharam, Swinburne University of Technology, Institute for Social Research This multi-faceted project responds to the serious decline in...
The New One-Night House: Losing and Gaining Propertied Citizenship After the Foreclosure Crisis
March 31Maggie Wilson, University of Washington, Department of Geography “There is a belief around the world that if you can build a house between sunset...
(In)Visible Boundaries: Uneven Housing Development and the Spatialization of Class in Nanjing, China
March 19Sarah Tynen, University of Colorado - Boulder, Department of Geography Since 1978, free-market economic reforms in China decentralized state power...
Engaging the Public in Poverty Knowledge Research
March 17Kidan Araya, University of Washington, Department of Geography In a recent New York Times op-ed by Nicolas Kristof named “Professors, We Need...