...Joey Plaster The lives of today's queer homeless youth share remarkable similarities to those of the queer homeless youth in the 1960s, but the historical and political context, especially as it relates to popular understandings of homosexuality, has shifted considerably. Since the 1960s...

...Salonee Bhaman Abstract This article explores the interrelated struggles for housing and HIV/AIDS care during the first decades of the epidemic in New York City. It follows municipal and activist responses to a growing homeless population alongside the work of tenants’ rights advocates to explore...

... personhood.” 20 Smith claims visual activist interventions such as “homeless vehicles”—shopping cart attachments that provide privacy—“illuminate the social reality of homelessness and support a refusal to be marginalized.” 21 Though reclaiming vacant properties may not be a scalable strategy...

... if women designed them. Then what buildings and streets would be like if homeless designed them. One woman says, they’d be so hip, everybody would copy. . . . They make room on the cot for Camera, turning to invite Hector to join the circle too. He’s a good guy. (17) Before we explore the lateral...

... the acuity of Hunter's street-level sociological analysis: upwards of 300 homeless people sleeping in the 10-acre park on Manhattan's Lower East Side, that is now surrounded, in part, by one bedroom apart- ments that rent for $1200 per month; one store on the park's east side sells vegetarian dog...

... titled “Home- less Women and the Shelter Industry: Culture, Identity, and Social Control,” examining the impact of homeless and battered women’s shelter policies on low-income women. She has published articles on homeless women’s resistance. ...

... Shame has moved toward a broader social justice agenda. In New York, for example, the group’s protests linked Mayor Rudolph Giuliani’s so-called quality-of-life campaign, the closure of public sex spaces, and the harass- ment of homeless people, sex workers, and youth of color. In San Francisco...

... of reports and academic works on aspects of indigenous homelessness and disadvantage. Ralph Kingston is associate professor of history at Auburn University. He is the author of Bureaucrats and Bourgeois Society: Office Politics and Intellectual Credit, France 1789 – 1848 (2012), as well as a number...

... but on the streets of Skid Row, where John Malpede is directing the Los Angeles Poverty Department, an award- winning performance art roup made up of homeless people that is currently touring Europe.”5 Efforts to engage a community in active ways (rather than simply giving fashionable forms...

... Mayo and Teatro de la Esperanza. There were benefits for the homeless, exchanges between the South African Miners and the Black Lung Association, and conferences on "Work and the Family" and "Full Employment and a Shorter Workweek." For MZCIAZCZ~AXOLSIH mmaw OST...

... connected to the outtake duct of a building’s heating, ventilation, and air- conditioning system.24 Can Altay rightfully observes that, as a direct response to “homeless- proof” urban poli- cies, paraSITE provides a temporary and transportable architecture by materializ- ing the excess produced...

... puta- tive end? Why do we continue to fund the Military Industrial Nuclear Complex with the wealth a nation in trouble and despair needs to house the homeless, feed the hungry, heal the embattled everywhere dying of cancer and AIDS. We don’t need another cen- tury of total militarism to kill...

... of these Baltimore traditions, perhaps these renovation patterns will change, although the desirability of such houses will no doubt increase. Ironically, one consequence of the larger Baltimore urbanization process, of which the AVAM plays an unspoken part, is the rising number of homeless people...

... the guerrillero, not the assassin.” Joey Plaster introduces us to homeless GLBT (gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender)13 youth in San Francisco’s Tenderloin district, who in 2011 armed themselves with brooms and ventured into city streets. Demonstrators deliberately called into question the city’s...

..., abuse, or loiter, the primary reason older Indigenous Australians gave in a recent survey for leaving their communities to join Darwin’s “Long Grass” (the vernacular term for homeless Aborigines living or camping in the public spaces and interstices of Darwin) was to escape escalating family...

... of curators with a social history orientation, and a desire to reach a broader populace, was brought on board to turn the ship around. A pioneering exhibition on the history of homelessness in New York signalled the new intentions. It soon became apparent, however, that museums, like ships...

... and other ”influx control” regulationsand their relationship to squatting and other strategies to which homeless families resortedixe also examined within the context of the formation of townships. Beer brewing, the subject of la Hausse’s monograph, receives space as well. Section six treats...

... the structure (space claimed by an individual); usage by drug users and dealers who are eventually displaced by a permanent encampment by homeless individuals; eventual police investigation and complaint, leading to removal by artist team with help of above users Hawke | authorized disruption...

... SDS chapter at that school. After earning a degree in cre- ative writing and English literature, he became an organizer for the Newark Community Union Project (SDS/ERAP). Currently, he is involved with AIDS, homelessness, and housing issues in New York City, and is working on a series...

...), whether those claims are made by protesters or by homeless and other street people. Blomley traces the logic of this deactivation, and his story is Mitchell | Traffic Logic and Political Logic  169 as depressing as it is familiar: “In reviewing judicial deliberation...