Farmworker Housing and Spaces of Belonging in Woodburn, OregonFootnote^*

* I wish to thank the Farmworker Housing Development Corporation staff and all research participants for supporting this project. Thanks also to Andrew Schulz, Alec Murphy, and Susan Hardwick for their excellent feedback. Any errors or unconvincing interpretations are my own.

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