Stephen Przybylinski

“Right to the Discipline” grants - Antipode Online Call for Proposals, November 2025 Last year we received 169 strong applications with a success rate of 5.9%. We anticipate funding a similar number of 10-12 grants in the next application year. Antipo...

Call for proposals -- Antipode Foundation "Right to the Discipline" grants -- submit your application by 10 April 2026 antipodeonline.org/a-right-to-t...

The pendulum swings: mobilizing policies to develop mass homeless encampments in the “progressive” city Portland, Oregon sits at the forefront of experimenting with policies for sheltering unhoused people outside of congregate shelter. In 2021, the City Government legalized sanctioned encampments by ...

similar to situation in Portland: www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....

Goes w/out saying that criminalizing homelessness will not solve the underlying problem of having nowhere to safely live. But, for the city, enforcing the ban will help justify opening more mass shelters like Clinton Triangle, so that they can then justify extending Urban Alchemy a larger contract.

In Utah, Trump’s Vision for Homelessness Begins to Take Shape

Via "law enforcement 'rescue teams,' unhoused people will be "involuntarily taken" for "treatment" at this isolated facility run by management consultants who are in the business of "lives, of humans, of souls." I am surprised that Urban Alchemy has not bid for this contract. tinyurl.com/ycyzuctf

Announcing Antipode’s 10th Institute for the Geographies of Justice (IGJ), "Organizing and Solidarity in a Polycrisis", Toronto, 1-5 June 2026 antipodeonline.org/institute-fo... -- submit your application by 20 December 2025

Portland. The kind people at @streetroots.bsky.social are hosting me Oct. 15 to talk about The Injustice of Property, a book about homeless encampments in Portland. This event will talk about the book but also celebrate the community that supported its creation. If you are free, please join us.

Moving ideas: An agenda for expanding the political scope of the policy mobilities approach - Eugene McCann, 2025 This paper addresses the policy mobilities approach’s relative inattention to counter-hegemonic activism and contentious politics. It outlines one way to expand...

New Open Access paper: "Moving ideas: An agenda for expanding the political scope of the policy mobilities approach" in @proghumgeog.bsky.social. Arguing that the #policymobilities & #socialmovements literatures can be combined to study counter-hegemonic activism. 1/6
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Call for papers for the 2026 @geographers.bsky.social Annual Mtg in SF. The legal geographies specialty group @legalgeography.bsky.social is organizing "Graduate Voices in the Lawscape" and is looking for papers related to law, society, and space. See link for info docs.google.com/document/d/1...

San Francisco and other cities, following a Supreme Court ruling, are arresting more homeless people for living on the streets More than one year after the Supreme Court’s Grants Pass v. Johnson ruling, a geographer who researches homelessness finds that the ruling is leading to more places criminalizing homelessness.

Arresting homeless people for sleeping in public spaces doesn't reduce homelessness, according to a professor who studies the issue. It often leads to worse health and makes it harder to find stable housing. buff.ly/Wceth5F By @sprzybylinski.bsky.social @michiganstateu.bsky.social

San Francisco and other cities, following a Supreme Court ruling, are arresting more homeless people for living on the streets More than one year after the Supreme Court’s Grants Pass v. Johnson ruling, a geographer who researches homelessness finds that the ruling is leading to more places criminalizing homelessness.

Arresting homeless people for sleeping in public spaces doesn't reduce homelessness, according to a professor who studies the issue. It often leads to worse health and makes it harder to find stable housing. buff.ly/Wceth5F By @sprzybylinski.bsky.social @michiganstateu.bsky.social

For a quick read on the effects of Grants Pass…

Evaluating Justice: Toward A Methodological Framework for Geographic Research Geographers have long addressed the spatial dynamics of injustice, examining how various processes shape inequitable geographies. Despite extensive research by geographers into the causes of injust...

New OA article w @johlsson.bsky.social (& D Mitchell). We argue the concept of justice is more commonly implied than it is theorized in relation to justice scholarship and offer a qualitative approach to guide scholars through assessing and justifying justice-related research. tinyurl.com/3tvjdnvx

Publication day! The Injustice of Property is available from the great @ugapress.bsky.social. The book details how property in liberalism constrains common attempts at ending homelessness, despite land use practices of un/precariously housed people rejecting the proprietarian logic of liberalism.

The Injustice of Property With the rise of homelessness in many U.S. cities, municipal governments are sanctioning organized encampments as an official strategy for sheltering unhouse...

You can use the QR code to receive a 30% discount, or use code from flyer at link here: www.ugapress.org/978082037364...

Publication day! The Injustice of Property is available from the great @ugapress.bsky.social. The book details how property in liberalism constrains common attempts at ending homelessness, despite land use practices of un/precariously housed people rejecting the proprietarian logic of liberalism.

Could not recommend enough! Great place to work.

HOLC Area Description for neighborhood D5 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin

HOLC map for Milwaukee, Wisconsin

HOLC map for Atlanta, Georgia

📣 The last article from my dissertation is out!

In this piece, coauthor Anne Bonds and I dive deep into the contents of HOLC’s Area Description sheets.

🔗 www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....

The book is more about the experiences of people living in self-managed encampments in PDX, and how their relationships with property (and its owners) affect their ability to become housing stable. It does not touch on demand for accessible housing:)

In Multnomah County, homeless deaths are on the rise In Multnomah County, the number of deaths of homeless residents grew from 113 in 2019 to more than 450 in 2023.

Hear Street Roots' editor K. Rambo talk with @opb.org about their recent story on Portland's homeless encampment sweeps, copublished by @streetroots.bsky.social / @propublica.org last week. It's hard to ignore the policy choices that contribute to these outcomes.

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Very cool, Michael. Thanks for sharing your work with me!

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This link should take you to the same place as the QR code, same promo code too: ugapress.org/book/9780820...

Oh, I hope it won't be. Please let me know what you think!

Thanks!

Thanks Nicole!

Nice to come back from fieldwork to see this on my doorstep. While official release date is July 1, books are shipping from warehouse if you are interested. Below in the thread is a 30% discount code.

Wow.

Thanks Daniel!