• PROPERTY & POLICE

PROPERTY, PERSONHOOD & POLICE

What is the relationship between racialized policing and urban transformation? This Institute research project, and related storymap produced in partnership with the Anti-Eviction Mapping Project, uncovers the role of nuisance abatement in Black and Brown neighborhoods in Los Angeles. Drawing attention to surveillance, displacement, and real estate speculation, our programs and publications serve as a counterpoint to racial banishment, foregrounding past and current tenant organizing that have challenged such state violence.

FEATURED PUBLICATIONS

Policing Tenancy: The Struggle for Housing and Land in Los Angeles

by Terra Graziani, Joel Montano, Ananya Roy, and Pamela Stephens via Urban Geography

Property, Personhood, and Police: The Making of Race and Space through Nuisance Law

by Terra Graziani, Joel Montano, Ananya Roy, Pamela Stephens via Antipode

Unhousing the Poor: Interlocking Regimes of Racialized Policing

by Ananya Roy, Terra Graziani, and Pamela Stephens via The Square One Project

FEATURED ARTWORK

Visual notes by Abby VanMuijen from the Counter-Mapping from Louisville to LA program.