Registrations open!
REGISTRATIONS OPEN FOR THE 6th CALL FOR A MANIFESTO FOR THE JUST CITY 2025!
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The Delft University of Technology Centre for the Just City is proud to announce the call for the Manifesto for the Just City workshop, now in its sixth edition. This is an engaging digital lecture and debate series featuring four online sessions with leading academics and practitioners in urban theory, planning, and spatial justice. After the lecture series, you will be invited to write your own manifesto in groups (with colleagues from the same or different universities).
The sessions will be held on 20, 27, OCTOBER and 03, 10 NOVEMBER 2025, at 18:00 CET (Amsterdam time).
As part of the workshop, student teams will have the opportunity to draft their own Manifesto for the Just City, sharing their visions for creating sustainable, fair, and inclusive cities with colleagues from all over the world. This activity is generally joined by students from more than 100 universities around the world, including Cape Peninsula University of Technology, Morgan State University, KU Leuven, Winston-Salem State University, Anglia Ruskin University, Politecnico di Milano, and more!
This event is open to Bachelor’s, Master’s, and doctoral students from ANY UNIVERSITY or INSTITUTION and any field related to the built environment (including architecture, urban planning and design, urban geography, landscape design, environmental engineering, sociology, and more).
The workshop is proudly organised by the Centre for the Just City at TU Delft. Learn more at our website: https://just-city.org/
YOU CAN REGISTER HERE
For inquiries, feel free to reach out to Roberto Rocco at r.c.rocco@tudelft.nl
For more information, please visit: https://just-city.org
Note: All participants must register individually. Teams for drafting the manifesto will be formed later, and you will have the opportunity to indicate your preferred collaborators.
Caroline Newton, Juliana Gonçalves, Irene Luque Martín, Johnathan Subendran 🟥🟨, Hugo Lopez, Aditi Natarajan, Adam Paul Susaneck, Russell Smith, Cristina Cassandra Murphy, Dr Nezhapi-Dellé Odeleye, Nima Tabrizi
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