Debbie Humphry
humphrydebbie@gmail.com - Twitter @DebsHumph -  Instagram @DebbieHumphry
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I am a social researcher, photographer, lecturer and community campaign organiser. My research interests focus on housing geographies and class inequalities, urban solidarities and activism, social mobilities and their alternatives. I have always worked closely with people, from being a community worker to my photography and research work, using visual and participatory methodologies. I am a lecturer in human geography at Kingston University, currently writing an article on anti-capitalist disabilty activism and and community engagement organiser for Community Plan for Holloway, an independent campaign to amplify community views during the redevelopment of Holloway prison. Being website editor and editor for CITY:analysis of urban change, theory, action, a website/journal for academics, practitioners, artists and activists, enables me to bring together my passions for research, theory, practice, art and enabling others. I am currently developing a scholars-at-risk programme with Ammar Azzouz.

Recent publications and events:

• Humphry, D. 2020. Campaigning in the time of coronavirus. City​. 24(3-4):423-430
• Humphry, D., Clifford, E., Greene, A., Peters, P. and Walker, K., 2020. Introduction to, and Interview with, Disabled People Against Cuts. City 24:1-2:376-399
• Humphry, D. 2020. From Residualisation to Individualization? Social Tenants’ Experiences in Post-Olympics East Village. Housing, Theory and Society. 37(4), pp.458-480. http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/14036096.2019.1633400​
• Humphry, D. 2019. 'Remembering Grenfell 2018' photo series. Royal Geographical Society Earth exhibition. Earth Photo 2019 – the shortlisted artists | Art and design | The Guardian and 2019 GALLERY — Earth Photo
• Humphry, D., 2017. ‘The Best New Place to Live’? Visual Research with Residents in East Village and E20. In London 2012 and the Post-Olympics City. Eds Cohen, P. and Watt, P. Palgrave Macmillan, London. bit.ly/2oK7rOi
• Humphry, D. 2018. Paula and Keith. Invisible Britain: Portraits of Hope and Resiliance. Ed. Paul Sng. Policy Press.
• Trans Hirstory in 99 Objects. 2018.  Museum of Transgender History and Art, in association the University of Victoria, Canada. Selected images from 'Gender Crossings' bit.ly/HirStory
• Humphry, D. 2017. Voices and Analysis, Grenfell Tower. CITY-analysis website bit.ly/VoicesGrenfell

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