Read about a new initiative between the Urban Institute + Consejo Latinamericano Ciencias Sociales (CLACSO) The Urban Popular Economy Collective launch their Urban Glossary Project...in the always inspiring Cityscapes / CS Co-ordinator: AbdouMaliq Simone cityscapesmagazine.com/projects/the-u…

Ep.4 of The City Show — Beirut: Condemned to Hope — OUT NOW. Mona Harb Beirut Urban Lab and fashion designer George Azzi on surviving a seemingly endless series of unfortunate events and disaster in Beirut — and remaining hopeful. Artwork: @rafikelhariri_ cityscapesmagazine.com/podcast

ELIE WAS HERE. I’m so very grateful to Cityscapes / CS of the Uni of Cape Town for featuring the story of my friendship with Elie Halabi, a 62-year-old #Beirutblast survivor who months later died of complications from COVID. Here he is on the magazine cover tinyurl.com/ukma7vpn

Glad to be featured in Cityscape's latest issue. I explain why Lagos x tech are not entirely compatible. Also inside - delicious reads from New Delhi, Bangalore, Cape Town and more. cityscapesmagazine.com/articles/highs…

Are cities going to "build back better" after the pandemic? Unlikely! I wrote for Cityscapes / CS on Manchester + how the super extractive 'Co-Living' model now being adopted ignores health concerns + the social/green infra demands of a high density city cityscapesmagazine.com/articles/whipl…

Out now in the fab relaunch of Cityscapes / CS, Edwar Calderòn asks are Colombia's recent immigration reforms a genuine humanitarian gesture to Venezuelan refugees or the political manoeuvers of an unpopular president? cityscapesmagazine.com/articles/refor…

How do urban inhabitants develop viable ways of living together, and what steps do they take in order to make different forms of collective life economically possible? AbdouMaliq Simone introduces a collective project on popular economies in Cityscapes / CS cityscapesmagazine.com/projects/the-u…

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“Now is an exciting opportunity to tilt the axis of power in terms of where knowledge is produced,” says Lesley Lokko in the latest issue of Cityscapes Annual cityscapesmagazine.com/articles/archi…

2/2…Known as Torolab, the group came up with a simple plan. They would use food and eating together as tools to rebuild their fractured community to make life better and safer. It seems to be working cityscapesmagazine.com/podcast

1/2 - Ep 6 of The City Show - Tijuana: A Simple Plan - OUT NOW!!! In ‘09, Raul Cardenas Osuna enlisted a motley crew of artists, researchers, designers and scientists to tackle a violence and crime epidemic in Camino Verde, a neighbourhood on the outskirts of Tijuana, Mexico…

APPLY | Rapid urbanisation in the Global South poses challenges the implications of which demand new understandings of city-making. The MPhil #SouthernUrbanism provides an opportunity to ground yourself in the realities & theories of Southern cities. bit.ly/3Ci1YTA

Exploitative lending practices and pandemic disruptions are destroying the livelihoods and dreams of transport workers in New Delhi. Bhawani Buswala for Cityscapes / CS : cityscapesmagazine.com/articles/broke…

O arranque da Trienal de Lisboa 2022 é já amanhã! Aproveite os três dias inaugurais e aceda a todos os eventos gratuitamente. agendalx.pt/events/event/v…

Episode 1 of Season 2 of our Podcast, The City Show, just dropped… we travel to Medellin and explore an imperfect experiment in social urbanism. African Centre for Cities Cityscapes / CS podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the…

In Ep2 of s2, Dhashen Moodley looks at Joburg’s long road towards establishing an affordable, safe mass transit system for all, and how the 2010 FIFA World Cup became a catalyst (of sorts) for this effort. More than a decade later we ask, did it work? cityscapesmagazine.com/podcast-episod…