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International Conference on Housing Rights, Poverty, and Public Policy

📅 8–9 Feb 2027 📍 London, UK 👤 Standard / Listener

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Conference session tracks

Key research areas covered across the sessions — tap a track to read more.

This track explores the intersection of housing rights and social justice, focusing on the legal frameworks and policies that promote equitable access to housing. It aims to highlight case studies and best practices that empower marginalized communities.

This session examines the relationship between urban poverty and development policy, analyzing how policy interventions can alleviate poverty in urban settings. Participants will discuss innovative strategies that address the unique challenges faced by urban poor populations.

This track investigates the role of governance in shaping housing policies that affect urban populations. It will focus on the effectiveness of various governance models in promoting inclusive housing solutions.

This session delves into the role of public housing in fostering community development and social cohesion. It will highlight successful public housing initiatives that have improved living conditions and empowered residents.

This track focuses on the principles of inclusive growth within the context of urban planning. Discussions will center on how urban planning can be leveraged to create equitable opportunities for all residents.

This session addresses the civil rights implications of housing access, examining how discrimination and inequality manifest in housing markets. It aims to foster dialogue on legal and policy reforms that can enhance housing equity.

This track highlights innovative social policy approaches aimed at poverty alleviation in urban areas. Participants will share insights on successful programs and interventions that have made a tangible impact on reducing urban poverty.

This session explores the links between human development and urban environments, focusing on how urban settings can either hinder or promote individual and community well-being. It will examine policies that enhance human development outcomes in cities.

This track invites theoretical contributions to the field of urban studies, emphasizing frameworks that analyze urban poverty and housing rights. It aims to stimulate critical discussions on the evolving nature of urban challenges.

This session focuses on effective strategies for poverty alleviation specifically tailored to urban contexts. Participants will discuss evidence-based practices and policies that have successfully addressed urban poverty.

This track examines public policy responses to housing crises, including the effectiveness of emergency measures and long-term strategies. It will provide a platform for sharing lessons learned from various global contexts.