Just Housing for All is an initiative led by the Atlantic Fellows for Social and Economic Equity (AFSEE), based at the London School of Economics and Political Science. It connects activists, researchers, artists and policymakers across Latin America and Europe to address housing inequality and the wider housing crisis. Its approach brings academic and activist knowledge together, with the stated aim of supporting collective action and policy change. 31
The initiative’s work has included the Just Housing for All Incubation Lab, running from 2023 to 2025, and CreaR—Creative Resistances to Housing Financialisation—which began in 2025. 1 CreaR brings grassroots groups, researchers and practitioners together to share knowledge and examine responses to housing financialisation; its planned activities include participatory methods such as community research, legislative theatre and counter-mapping. 7
Kitti Baracsi is identified as a co-lead of Just Housing for All, and the project’s listed members include Dr Máximo Ernesto Jaramillo-Molina. 23 The supplied LinkedIn page describes a recent contribution at a housing conference in Budapest, drawing on CreaR and discussing creative practice as a way to support political imagination, shared knowledge and collective capacity. 1
The available sources identify AFSEE and LSE as the initiative’s institutional base, but do not specify a registered office or headquarters city for Just Housing for All itself. Its stated geographic scope is cross-regional, linking Latin America and Europe, while its work addresses housing inequalities worldwide. 31