Georgetown Journal on Poverty Law and Policy

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• Buying Time
• Sneak Attacks: Workplace Raids and the Politics of Information
• Sleeping Together: Rhetorics of Displacement from Underpass to Grants Pass
• Unwanted Dollars, Unwanted Tenants: Source of Income Discrimination and a Proposed Federal Remedy
• We are Exactly the Same, We are Totally Different: People in Poverty's Dual Narrative in Striving for Epistemic Standing
• Abolishing the Criminal Record: Poverty Following Arrest and Conviction
• Riding the Silver Tsunami in Pursuit of Economic Democracy: Economic Inequality, Baby Boomers, and Worker Cooperatives
• Transition Design as Health Justice Praxis
• Refusing to Get Used to the Pains: A Path Towards Af fordable, Equitable, and Non-Coercive Care for Low-Income Women
• Geography as Legal Destiny: The West Coast's Rural Access to Justice Crisis

Featured documents

• The American Rescue Plan as a Guide for Helping Mothers Permanently Secure Accessible, High-Quality Childcare and Out-of-School Time Care
• Heroes Abroad, Forgotten at Home: The Case for Reparation for Black WWII Veterans
• Letter from the Editors
• Abolishing the Criminal Record: Poverty Following Arrest and Conviction
• Sneak Attacks: Workplace Raids and the Politics of Information
• Medical-Legal Partnerships as Tools to Reduce Child Welfare Contact: Shifting Health Care Providers from Sites of Surveillance to Sites of Support
• A Review of ARPA: How Some States Are Using the Funds for Political Goals, And Ways to Prevent this Misuse in the Future
• Riding the Silver Tsunami in Pursuit of Economic Democracy: Economic Inequality, Baby Boomers, and Worker Cooperatives
• Born of Necessity: The Rationale Behind International Humanitarian Efforts to Meaningfully Increase Access to Family Planning Services
• Transition Design as Health Justice Praxis