Thank you, @eri-usc.bsky.social & @uscsociology.bsky.social, for having us at the ERI Fall Faculty & Graduate Student Lunch and Learn! 👨🏻🏫
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Check out my latest piece on the ERI Blog!
“By linking deportation to DUIs, H.R. 875 would widen the net of immigration enforcement, extending it through traffic stops and sobriety checkpoints conducted by local officers.”
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DUI to Deportation: What H.R. 875 Could Mean for Immigrant Communities - USC Equity Research Institute (ERI)
Data and Analysis to Power Social Change
🚨 Under H.R. 875, even a DUI arrest—not a conviction—could trigger deportation.
Framed as “public safety,” the bill would expand racialized policing, detention, and family separation, deepening the harms immigrant communities already face. 1/2
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Can people who lost their belongings in "sweeps" of homeless encampments recover them?
Some cities have storage programs, but as one advocate says, they offer only an “illusion of compassion.”
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Civil rights attorney. Combatting policies that seek to profit off the criminal system and criminalize poverty. All opinions my own
Our research seeks to uncover how people interact within civil society organizations and how those interactions can strengthen organizations, promote civic engagement, and improve the quality of life in communities.
Housing, Theory and Society publishes housing research in regards to wider social, cultural, and economic issues.
https://www.tandfonline.com/journals/shou20
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/housingtheory/
Collegium Fellow @TIAS_UTU & Visiting Scholar @Helsinkiuni working on financialisation of housing/housing movements/state theory/green bonds she/her
https://ozlem-celik.com/
A Quality Home For All -
The cross-sector, public & private #ukhousing industry membership body representing 150+ organisations.
RT ≠ endorsement
https://housingforum.org.uk/
Urban Scholar, Department of Urban Studies & Institute of Urban Research (IUR), Malmö University.
Urban political economy, urban land, mobility, green financialization, justice, uneven development.
Leading forum for the promotion of housing studies in the UK, embracing the inter-disciplinary & cross-sector interests of researchers, students & practitioners.
Find us at: https://www.housing-studies-association.org
Assistant professor | Research on Housing, Governance & Citizen Participation
PI: @shineprojectie.bsky.social
Editor International Journal of Housing Policy
Interested in race, cities, politics. Diverging Space for Deviants (UGA Press 2021): http://tinyurl.com/Divergingspace Working on a new book project.
Professing U.S. housing policy and suburbs. Senior Associate Editor, Journal of Urban Affairs. Author of "Housing in the United States: The Basics" (Routledge, 2024). Arlington, VA.
We are Housing Studies - the international journal providing a forum for theoretical and analytical developments in the housing field.
Poverty and Inequality Research Lab at Hopkins • Marshall Scholar at Oxford • I research housing insecurity and social stratification.
matthewtgannon.com
Author of Atmospheres of Violence, coeditor of Trap Door and Captive Genders.
SF.CA
⚡️Oceti Sakowin. Kul Wicasa. Lakol Wicoun. The original Red Scare. The Red Nation. Red Media.⚡️
Prof of Human Geography, FAcSS, University College London, UK
PI: ERC Adv Grant https://www.regionalfutures.org
Researching #digitalisation #urbanisation #futures #globalsouth
Editor: urbangeography.bsky.social
Web: https://ayonadatta.com
Research fellow at UCL Geography researching the digitising state, urban infrastructure, and data justice. Currently working on Regional Futures and Digitalising Commons in Nairobi, Mumbai, and Guadalajara. (she/her)
www.fennahoefsloot.com
Urban Geographer writing on property, technology & urbanisation |
Author of Subaltern Frontiers
https://www.cambridge.org/core/books/subaltern-frontiers/C7AFB9376F61176080F3CF9B43B72905
Economic geographer.
Research Fellow, Oxford University
Assistant Professor, Cambridge University (2026).
I research how digital capitalism transforms finance, markets and inequalities.
https://jmigozzi.github.io
Psychologist | Assistant Professor (PhD) in Criminology at UCLM (Spain)| Criminology Research Center 🎓🔍 | Research Group on Victimology and Psychopathology of Childhood and Adolescence | Passionate about human behavior, plot twists & dark minds 🎬🕵️♀️
