Climate change exacerbates drivers of impoverishment, necessitating a more robust
evidence base to inform policy and action. Recent studies have examined how social …

Material-need insecurities (including insecurities in basic resources such as income, food,
housing, and healthcare) are widespread in the United States (US) and may be important …

People who use drugs (PWUD) commonly experience housing instability due to intersecting
structural vulnerabilities (eg, drug prohibition, discriminatory housing policies), and …

Studies of poverty governance typically emphasize the punitive subjugation or paternalistic
disciplining of the poor. Much work combines elements of these approaches, and recent …

Background Rates of methamphetamine use and methamphetamine-related deaths have
increased steadily in the United States in recent years. Methamphetamine is increasingly …

Issues around stigma and deservingness may be particularly salient for people who stop
working due to health-related reasons. Although historically those experiencing disability …

ABSTRACT In San Francisco in the United States, the urban precariat is governed
simultaneously by two logics of intervention that are highly contradictory: compassion and …

The ability to plan for a disaster is associated with a range of contextual factors and often
traverses several sites of inequities, including sociodemographic and institutional …

Background People who use drugs and are structurally vulnerable (eg, experiencing
unstable and/or lack of housing) frequently access acute care. However, acute care systems …

Mass incarceration has shaped the environment of HIV transmission, yet there is limited
research on the conditions that enhance or mitigate access to health and social resources …