Futures of Social Housing

Part of the Institute’s four-year National Science Foundation-funded research project
Friday, June 15, 2021

Event Description

This convening brings together scholars and movement leaders for a capacious discussion of social housing inspired by a white paper published by colleagues at the Urban Democracy Lab at NYU calling for the formation of a Social Housing Development Authority. Centering housing justice movements, the event will explore how social housing might transform the land/debt economy of racial capitalism, mobilize a public stake in property and public investment in housing, and build collective ownership and stewardship of land and housing.

Featuring:
  • Gianpaolo Baiocchi, Urban Democracy Lab, NYU
  • H. Jacob Carlson, Brown University
  • Carroll Fife, Oakland City Council District 3 and Moms 4 Housing
  • Melissa García Lamarca, Barcelona Laboratory for Urban Environmental Justice and Sustainability
  • Tara Raghuveer, KC Tenants and Homes Guarantee
  • Ojan Mobedshahi & Annie McShiras, East Bay Permanent Real Estate Cooperative
  • Robert C. Hockett, Cornell Law School
  • Maurice BP-Weeks, Action Center on Race & the Economy (ACRE)
Moderated by:
  • Ananya Roy & Hannah Appel, UCLA Luskin Institute on Inequality and Democracy