The Centre for Spatial and Social Justice brings together researchers who seek to understand and challenge inequalities across a range of spaces that can be social, cultural, material, digital and imagined, and intersections of these.

We support a transdisciplinary approach to addressing challenges of injustice and inequity at multiple scales, producing impactful research on a range of topics from embodied violence to rights in outer space.

We use a range of co-produced and creative methods in working with communities at local, regional, national and international levels to develop and illuminate modes of resistance to oppression, marginalisation, inequality, exclusion and inaccessibility. Our focus is around four key themes of migration and borders; place, mobilities and belonging; digital inequalities and inclusion; and violence and injustice.