Infrastructural justice is concerned with the fair and equitable distribution and access to essential infrastructure within society such as transportation, clean water, sanitation, green spaces, housing, and economic development opportunities.
Infrastructural justice also involves addressing historical injustices caused by infrastructure development, such as displacement or environmental harm, and working towards solutions that promote economic, social, cultural and environmental wellbeing.
I've never seen it as bad as this': Community sector family homelessness research priorities in the current housing and homelessness crisis
Warren, Shane, Barnes, Adam (2023) I've never seen it as bad as this': Community sector family homelessness research priorities in the current housing and homelessness crisis. QUT Centre for Justice Briefing Papers, 35.
Improving the provision of sanitary infrastructure in male-designated toilets at higher education institutions
Grant-Smith, Deanna, Hewitt, Anne, Maelorin, Loki (2023) Making leaky bodies at work and study: Improving the provision of sanitary infrastructure in male-designated toilets at higher education institutions. QUT Centre for Justice Briefing Papers, November 2023 (41).
Right to Participate: Co-designing Disability Policies in Australia
Rieger, Janice (2020) Right to Participate: Co-designing Disability Policies in Australia. QUT Centre for Justice Briefing Papers, (12), pp.1-4.
Planning Inclusively: Disrupting ‘Ableism’ to Make Communities Just for All
Stafford, Lisa (2020) Planning Inclusively: Disrupting ‘Ableism’ to Make Communities Just for All. QUT Centre for Justice Briefing Papers, (10), pp.1-4.