Housing is a Human Right
Fran Quigley, a professor at Indiana University McKinney School of Law, who advocates for human rights offers a free newsletter that focuses on lifting up the many amazing Hoosier tenants, organizations, and groups who are building a movement to make housing a fully realized human right. Some of his recent articles are listed below.
Some recent articles include:
- Where Does the Money Come From? Part 2. – Cutting one-eighth of the military budget would ensure housing for all.
- Your Honor, You Can Fix This – What Judges Can Do to Ease Our Housing Crisis, highlighting the “Too Fast, Too Easy” Report created in partnership with Indiana Legal Services, the Indiana Justice Project, and Notre Dame Law School.
- The US Abandoned Affordable Housing – We Can Create It Again.
- Our Eviction Court Clients Need This Treaty – Joining the International Covenant on Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights Would End the U.S.’s Back-and-Forth Dance with Domestic Poverty.
- The Crime of Treating Housing as a Commodity – A Review of the Documentary Slumlord Millionaire
Also, Fran announced in February of this year that his, Lessons From Eviction Court: How We Can End Our Housing Crisis Book, would be published soon, it is now available on Cornell University Press.
Sources:
About – Housing is a Human Right
Archive – Housing is a Human Right
Where Does the Money Come From? Part 2 – by Fran Quigley
Your Honor, You Can Fix This – by Fran Quigley
Housing Justice — Indiana Justice Project
The US Abandoned Affordable Housing. We Can Create It Again.
Our Eviction Court Clients Need This Treaty