The Architecture and Housing Justice Lab led by Assistant Professor Karen Kubey, is convening public keynote lectures and private workshops in Mexico City, Toronto, Buenos Aires, São Paulo, New York and Los Angeles. Proceedings will be published in Untapped, an open-access architecture platform.

The programs surface urgent questions on housing justice and the role of architecture, highlight promising local examples, mobilize Canadian research abroad, and seed further collaboration.

Architecture and the Right to Housing: Pan-American Program Series will host upcoming talks in New York and Los Angeles: 

Architecture and the Right to Housing in NYC
Deborah Gans and Samuel Stein with Karen Kubey, Gabriela Rendon and Miguel Robles-Durán
Partner: Parsons Housing Justice Lab

Thursday, October 9
6:30 to 8:30 p.m. (EDT)
The New School
New York
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Architecture and the Right to Housing in Los Angeles
Julie Eizenberg and Ananya Roy with Dana Cuff and Karen Kubey 
Partner: cityLAB UCLA

Monday, October 20
5:30 to 7:30 p.m. (PDT) 
University of California, Los Angeles Architecture and Urban Design
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Programs are sponsored by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC), the Irving Grossman Fund in Affordable Housing, the University of Toronto School of Cities, Untapped and local partners.