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Book presentation
4th November 2024

Risk-framing rationalities and climate adaptation: insights to the science-policy interface in the Andean Region

Money and Politics in Unequal Cities: Analytical Insights from The Global South
28th October 2024

Money and Politics in Unequal Cities: Analytical Insights from The Global South

Feira da Madrugada Podcast: memories of an urban market in dispute
25th July 2024

Feira da Madrugada Podcast: memories of an urban market in dispute

Open drains in Devanahalli, Bengaluru, India.
27th June 2024

The urban politics of wastewater-based epidemiology: transforming the relationship between waste, health, and urban governance

Tramas Urbanas Design
7th June 2024

Memory as resistance and connection between popular settlements in Sao Paulo, Buenos Aires and Medellin

Tokyo Field Trip
2nd May 2024

Shrinking Domesticities: Towards a global research agenda on urban micro-living

Tokyo by chrisjongkind
29th April 2024

Knowledge Mobilisation Awards (2024)

Colour aerial photograph of Jodhphur buildings
9th April 2024

Writing Urban India: Boosting urban academic writing among early career scholars

Photographs from Early Career Workshop cum Training Program, CGS, Patna, India (Event #2)
20th March 2024

Recasting the City, Lives & Livelihoods, and Inequality in the post-COVID World (ReCLIC)

Bills stacking up on a staircase (Photograph by Anthony Luvera)
5th March 2024

Debt Trap Urbanism

Xuefei Ren, Philip Harrison and Hillary Birch at the Dahdaleh Institute, York University, May 24, 2023, during the event Addressing the Aftermath: The Governance of Urban Inequality During and After COVID-19. (Credit: Roger Keil)
14th February 2024

The city after COVID-19: Vulnerability and urban governance in Chicago, Toronto, and Johannesburg

Picture of a learning exchange between Colombian and South African community leaders, 2022 (source: Melanie Lombard)
26th January 2024

From social infrastructure to pandemic resilience?: Learning from and with low-income urban communities

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"The USF Fellowship supported me in many ways, especially by providing time to write and publish journal articles in a department aligned with my research interests. As an early career interdisciplinary scholar working on public transport, this period away from teaching and admin allowed me to focus and grow. Being based at the Centre for Transport & Society at UWE, Bristol, was particularly helpful — not only for mentoring, but also for building new networks with UK-based scholars and other USF Fellows. These connections will undoubtedly foster future collaborations."

Dr Arundhathi, International Fellowship

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