Book Manuscripts

Erin Goodling (forthcoming - 2021) Green City Rising: Contamination, Cleanup & Collective Action in an Urban Harbor. Athens: University of Georgia Press - Geographies of Justice and Social Transformation series.
 

          Peer-Reviewed Journal Articles

Erin Goodling (2020) Intersecting Hazards, Intersectional Identities: A Baseline Critical Environmental Justice Analysis of Homelessness. Environment and Planning E: Nature & Space

Denham, D., M. Rozance, M. Malone, E. Goodling (2020) Sustaining Future Environmental Educators: Building Critical Interdisciplinary Teaching Capacity Among Graduate Students. Journal of Environmental Studies and Sciences.

Goodling, E. (2020) Trans-Local Action Research to Stop the Sweeps. Radical Housing Journal.

Erin Goodling (2019) Urban Political Ecology from Below: Producing a “Peoples’ History” of the Portland Harbor. Antipode.

Erin Goodling, Jamaal Green, and Nathan McClintock (2015) Uneven Development of the Sustainable City: Shifting Capital in Portland, Oregon. Urban Geography. 36(4), 504-527.
 
Thad Miller, Erin Goodling, Cameron Herrington, and Jennifer Devlin (2015) The Community Watershed Stewardship Program: Experiments in Engagement and Equity in Portland, OR. Current Opinion in Environmental Sustainability. 17, 30-35.


​          Book Chapters & Digital Volume Essays

Goodling, E. (forthcoming) Our River, Our Future: Relational Place-Based Grassroots Activism in the Portland Harbor. In Janos, N. and C. McKendry (eds.). Green Contradictions: Urban Cascadia and the Pursuit of Environmental Justice. Seattle: UW Press.

Erin Goodling (2019) “Move Along”: Making Housing Justice Research Relevant to People Without Housing. In Roy, A (ed.) Housing Justice in Unequal Cities Global Research Network, Digital Volume.

Erin Goodling (forthcoming) Fights for Environmental Justice in the So-Called Green City: The Portland Harbor Community Coalition. In Janos, N. and C. McKendry (eds.). Green Contradictions: Urban Cascadia and the Pursuit of Environmental Justice. Seattle: UW Press.

Erin Goodling and Cameron Herrington (2014) Reversing Complete Streets Disparities: Portland’s Community Watershed Stewardship Program. In Agyeman, J. and S. Zavestoski (eds.). Incomplete Streets: Processes, Practices, and Possibilities. New York: Routledge.


          Organizing Handbooks, Curriculum Guides
 
Erin Goodling, Pam Phan, and the Community Alliance of Tenants (2020) Oregon Tenant Power Organizing Handbook.

Erin Goodling and George Zaninovich (2013) Make Your PLACE: A Guide to Facilitating Youth Civic Leadership. Planning and Leadership Across City Environments (PLACE) / Catlin Gabel School.
 
Victoria Restler and Erin Goodling (2010) Sustainable Communities. World Savvy.


          Popular Media
 
Boden, P., M. Beckhardt, and E. Goodling (2020) Cities Must Stop Homeless Sweeps and Instead Provide People with Concrete Opportunities for Housing. The Appeal.

Beckhardt, M., P. Boden, and E. Goodling (2020) Defund the Police—And Abolish Laws Used to Target Vulnerable People. The Appeal.

Paul Boden and Erin Goodling (2019) Are Business Improvement Districts a force for good in cities like Philadelphia? No: BIDs represent modern-day corporate fiefdom. The Philadelphia Inquirer. [op-ed]

Steven Christian, Erin Goodling, and Donovan Smith (2019) Tales from Around the Campfire: A Peoples’ History
of the Portland Harbor. [comic book].

Erin Goodling and Donovan Smith (2018) Below the Surface: A Peoples’ History of the Portland Harbor. Street
Roots.

Erin Goodling (2016) Roy Pascoe: “If I wasn’t fighting for my life, I’d be fighting for the river”, Street Roots. 
 
Erin Goodling, the Portland Harbor Community Coalition, and Portland State University students (2015) A People’s View of the Portland Harbor  [film].