Most cities have not been designed with women’s safety in mind but, from Egypt to Rwanda, new technology, design and education are reducing the threat of violence on the street
Source: What would a city that is safe for women look like? | Cities | The Guardian
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Reading and reviewing rare vintage fiction stories
An interdisciplinary research project on cities and the night.
Investigating art and politics in urban space
An interdisciplinary research project on cities and the night.
Thinking about place and power - a site written and curated by Stuart Elden
exploring the boundaries of leisure and crime
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researching music-making in Wellington and Copenhagen
Mon regard sur Montréal
Laboratório de Prática de Ensino para professores de Geografia
the culture(s) of cities... space, time and urban everyday life
The Urban Night 