About the Spatial Futures Fellowship

Welcome to the Spatial Futures Fellowship, a critical component of the Spatial Futures Initiative. We are shaping a more just future for housing, land, and communities.

Space and place are political, and for too long, they have been structured in ways that limit the resources and possibilities available for Black, Brown, and Indigenous communities. That’s because this country was set up from the beginning to secure housing, land, and generational wealth for some, while many others — disproportionately Black, Indigenous, and people of color — have been displaced, disenfranchised, redlined, or otherwise locked out of housing opportunities.

This year, the Spatial Futures Fellowship Cohort 2 brings together advocates from diverse disciplines, such as community organizing, public policy, and urban planning who are committed to advancing land and housing justice and building solidarity through a reparative lens across the US and US territories.

 

Join Us in Shaping the Futures of Reparative Spatial Justice!

The Spatial Futures Fellowship is an opportunity to be at the forefront of the movement to repair, abolish, and transform the current housing and land justice paradigm. Together, we can create a future where homes and land are for the people, not commodities.