This is our Summer 2026 issue.
Our special Housing Justice Issue features 60 pages of writing and art from housing justice activists, writers and organizers across the country. From mapping tenant unions to reporting on grassroots housing actions across the country, our Housing Justice Issue makes the case for organizers’ visions for a more equitable and just housing system – one that prioritizes people over profit.
Inside, you’ll find a visual timeline mapping the housing movement in colonial Canada, a map of tenant actions across the country, a reading list on how to resist your landlord, and pieces on the myth of the mom-and-pop landlord, the carcerality of social housing, how community land trusts provide an equitable model of housing, and much more.
This is our Summer 2026 issue.
Our special Housing Justice Issue features 60 pages of writing and art from housing justice activists, writers and organizers across the country. From mapping tenant unions to reporting on grassroots housing actions across the country, our Housing Justice Issue makes the case for organizers’ visions for a more equitable and just housing system – one that prioritizes people over profit.
Inside, you’ll find a visual timeline mapping the housing movement in colonial Canada, a map of tenant actions across the country, a reading list on how to resist your landlord, and pieces on the myth of the mom-and-pop landlord, the carcerality of social housing, how community land trusts provide an equitable model of housing, and much more.
