The Right to Remain: Learning from the Housing Justice Praxis in Vancouver
In Partnership with Global Public Affairs at UCLA Luskin and UCLA Geography
Thursday, February 27, 2020
Event Description
The Right to Remain Collective, based in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside, works to preserve the city’s vital reserve of existing affordable housing stock – single room occupancy hotels, or SROs. Visiting members of the Collective will be in conversation with Los Angeles-based organizers and researchers.
Welcome:
- Ananya Roy, UCLA Luskin Institute on Inequality and Democracy
Residential Hotels in Our Downtowns:
- Jeff Masuda, Queens University and The Right to Remain Collective
- Wendy Pedersen, DTES SRO Collective and The Right to Remain Collective
- Deshonay Dozier, Cal State University Long Beach
Property, Tenancy, and The Right to Remain:
- Nicholas Blomley, Simon Fraser University and The Right to Remain Collective
- Elizabeth Blaney, Union de Vecinos and UCLA Activist-in-Residence
- Leonardo Vilchis, Union de Vecinos and UCLA Activist-in-Residence
Building Power and Organizing Across Difference:
- Samantha Pranteau, The Right to Remain Collective
- Jane Nguyen, Ktown For All and UCLA Activist-in-Residence
- Henriëtte Brouwers, LA Poverty Department
- John Malpede, LA Poverty Department