Livingstone

Stacey Livingstone

Postdoctoral Research Fellow, University of California-San Diego
Chapter Leader: San Diego SSN
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About Stacey

Livingstone's research focuses on gentrification, housing insecurity and homelessness. Overarching themes in Livingstone's writings include affordable housing and homeless families, housing insecurity and student wellbeing and the impact of municipal ordinances on unsheltered homeless individuals. Livingstone currently serves as a graduate fellow for the San Diego chapter of SSN where she has assisted chapter leadership in convening local service providers and academics who study housing and homelessness. She has partnered with various organizations that assist homeless individuals and families in San Diego to conduct impactful research.

Contributions

Publications

"Translating Student Voices Into Action: A Call for Equitable Teaching Practices Amidst Growing Basic Needs Challenges" (with Julia Adrian & Erilynn Heinrichsen). Transformative Dialogues: Teaching and Learning Journal 15, no. 3 (2023).

Reviews the widespread basic needs challenges experienced by university students one year into the COVID-19 pandemic, and explores the disproportionate impact on certain student groups. Discusses the effective instructional practices that students themselves find helpful for building their resilience and maintaining academic success.