New Poverty Politics For Changing Times
A series of timely conversations between poverty scholars, activists, and educators focused on questions of inequality and impoverishment. Transcripts available at: http://depts.washington.edu/relpov/category/podcasts/
On Black Self-Making and the Ongoing Struggle for Reparations
On Music, the Media, and Black Boy Joy
On Storytelling As a Tool for Coping with Isolation
Soul In A Bottle
On Black Rage, Black History, and Black Power
Real Change & the RPN present the Portraits for Change Exhibit Launch
On Queer Resistance to Housing & Racial Injustice. D Yarbrough J Johnson & J Freidenbach
Yolanda Valencia and Tony Lucero on Transborder Resilience, Migration, and Decolonial Hope
Ben Gardner & Maanda Ngoitiko on Maasai Women's Power in the Age of Conservation
LaShawnDa Pittman & Jayna Milan on Recentering the Poor in Poverty Politics
Chris Pearson & Samantha Fredman on Disrupting the Politics of Division
Mvuselelo Ngcoya & Danford Chibvongodze on Race, Food Justice, and Ubuntu in South Africa
Katherine Hankins & Sam Nowak on Relational Place, Public Pedagogies and Quiet Politics
Michele Lancione, Rhoda Rosen, & Billy McGuinness on collaborative art praxis to engage homelessness
Mónica Farías & Gabriel Vommaro on Solidarity, Inclusion and Neoliberal Populism in Argentina
Michelle Daigle & Magie Ramírez on Relationality as Constellation: decolonization and liberation
Anne Bonds & Sanford Schram on segregation, neoliberalism, political action and collective futures
Alexes Harris and Vicky Lawson on the institutional reproduction of poverty
Nikhil Pal Singh & Maggie Dickinson on violent impoverishments, redistribution, solidarities
Eric Sheppard & Tony Sparks on poverty, inequality and more-than-capitalist livelihoods
Frances Fox Piven & Jeff Maskovsky on authoritarian dispossession and rethinking poverty politics
Davarian L. Baldwin & Emma Shaw Crane on cities, racialized poverty, collective responsibility