Poverty in Tucson Field Workshop

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ABOUT THE COLLECTION

This collection includes student research from the "Poverty in Tucson Field Workshop" course led by Brian Mayer (Associate Professor, UA School of Sociology) and Julia Smith (Graduate Student, Sociology).

Poverty in Tucson Project information on the School of Sociology website
Poverty Project Focuses on Housing, Evictions, SBS News (Jan. 9, 2020)
Poverty study: Nearly 40% in Tucson skip meals, Arizona Daily Star (May 18, 2018)
UA Workshop Discovers Barriers Among Poor article from UA News (May 18, 2016)
UA Poverty Field Workshop Presents Its Findings article from UA News (May 22, 2015)

QUESTIONS?

Please contact Brian Mayer, UA School of Sociology, brianmayer@arizona.edu, with questions about the Poverty in Tucson Field Workshop.

Recent Submissions

Financial Instability in Pima County

Lopez, Franchesca; McBride, Gigi; Quezada, Mari; Smith, Nancy; Valerio, Tea (The University of Arizona., 2023)
Mental Health

Sahagun, Angelica; Duarte, Belize; Neubaum, Juno; Granillo, Avery; Dominquez, Rebecca (The University of Arizona., 2023)
Housing Quality

Edwards, Kaelyn; Escobar, Gabriela; Gonzalez, Amaris; Scott, Kyle; Taylor, Lauren (The University of Arizona., 2023)
Having a Job Does Not Guarantee Financial Stability

Bupp, Nicholas; Leon, Kate De; Peung, Sid; Pyle, Kaya; Smith, Emily (The University of Arizona., 2023)
Impacts of the Emergency Rental Assistance Program (ERAP) in Pima County in 2023

Goldstein, Ava; Rodriguez, Brianna; Madrid, Damaly; Vaslet, Lily; Martin, Rachel (The University of Arizona., 2023)
Housing Insecurity: A Growing Concern

Maytorena, Andrea; Gruber, Emily; Young, Faith; Ferrill, Nolan (The University of Arizona., 2023)
Caregiving and Poverty in Tucson

Butler, Tessa; Cahill, Cara; Daniels, McKenzye; Kramer, Alex; O'Neil, Samuel (The University of Arizona., 2023)
Food Insecurity in Pima County

Chau, Nadine; Hanley, Colin; Mendoza, Liz; Mirazo, Thais (The University of Arizona., 2023)
Financial Instability

Bustamante, Araceli; Chavez, Anita; Liebman, Maddy; Reynolds, Leah (The University of Arizona., 2022)
Job Security

Ngomo, Kim; Dawson, Matilda; Torres, Rafael; Black, Sky (The University of Arizona., 2022)
Poverty in Tucson: Stress and Mental Health

Hilyard, Raven; Lamadrid, Jimena; Grabow, Dylan; Wagner, Annie; Johnson, Mark (The University of Arizona., 2022)
Inflation

Moya, Samantha; Hernandez, Vanessa; Foster, Emma; Michelman, Drew (The University of Arizona., 2022)
Housing Quality

Broski, Catherine; Laehn, Emma; Strazzella, Sophie; Walter, Meg (The University of Arizona., 2022)
Housing Insecurity in Pima County

Silva, Anthony; Delgadillo, Arlette; Leon, Dania; Nair, Vaisha (The University of Arizona., 2022)
Food Insecurity in Pima County

Cortinas, Yasmine; Guan, Siyu; Montes, Camila; Schlangen, Grace (The University of Arizona., 2022)
The Continuing Impact of the Emergency Rental Assistance Program (ERAP) in Pima County in 2022: An Overview of Program Outcomes and Future Considerations

Long, Seth; Matty, Alejandra; Holt, Gloria; Jimenez, Jadyn; Pongratz, Andrew (The University of Arizona., 2022)
Caregiving and Poverty

Davidson, Ellie; Flinn, Allison; Yakpogoro, Yira; Sorrentino, Bianca; Sanchez, Mercy (The University of Arizona., 2022)
Census Tract 37.04: Sunnyside

Maxfield, Annica; Soto, Carmen; Navarro, Gustavo; Mojardin, Rebecca; Hicks, Sally; Stubblefield, Shay (The University of Arizona., 2017)
Census Tract 35.01: East Tucson

Truong, Alan; Cardenas, Erica; Phillips, Hannah; Gallo, Katelyn; Ineich, Sammi; Taylor, Sylivia (The University of Arizona., 2017)
Census Tract 26.03: North of Keeling and Coronado Heights

Artzi, Adina; Ruimy, Eden; Koka, Ilana; Flores, Madeleine; Masters, Natalynn; Diaz, Regina (The University of Arizona., 2017)

Poverty in Tucson Field Workshop

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Recent Submissions

Financial Instability in Pima County

Mental Health

Housing Quality

Having a Job Does Not Guarantee Financial Stability

Impacts of the Emergency Rental Assistance Program (ERAP) in Pima County in 2023

Housing Insecurity: A Growing Concern

Caregiving and Poverty in Tucson

Food Insecurity in Pima County

Financial Instability

Job Security

Poverty in Tucson: Stress and Mental Health

Inflation

Housing Quality

Housing Insecurity in Pima County

Food Insecurity in Pima County

The Continuing Impact of the Emergency Rental Assistance Program (ERAP) in Pima County in 2022: An Overview of Program Outcomes and Future Considerations

Caregiving and Poverty

Census Tract 37.04: Sunnyside

Census Tract 35.01: East Tucson

Census Tract 26.03: North of Keeling and Coronado Heights