~ Restarting up this event brainstorming ~
What resources / speakers / topics would you want to see included for an event on property (/capitalist property relations), urban planning and abolition ?!
Check out our latest by Olivia Cleveland, on how " ..sidewalks outside New York City’s (NYC) hospitals ... became places where the future of care, and the meaning of public space in the city, was being negotiated." https://t.co/v1zPKs4BTx
ECHOES IN TOMPKINS
Saturday, June 6th at 5:00pm
Located at Museum of Reclaimed Urban Space
Come and watch the documentary by Elizabeth Frickey on the music scenes of the Tompkins Square Park.
I'm leading a walk in Govan on development and gentrification for @geopoetic and the Centre for Human Ecology. Saturday 13 June. Meet 2pm Mary Barbour statue outside Govan subway. Register below 👇
'Everything we’re doing is too small, too slow, and too late.. we’ve just been accumulating vacant properties
There's a sense we are literally building empty homes and certainly not building the homes that Londoners need’
London empties up 138% in a decade
https://t.co/JVSiYLv1Ti
Disability, Rest, and Free Time in the UK
Questionnaire https://t.co/2X03Op4c8d
🟠available as an online form and as a downloadable Word Doc file
🟠submit written responses or upload audio files to each section
🟠collectives can use it for discussion at internal members' meetings
Entangled Urban Inequalities PGR / ECR Conference.
University of Sheffield, 1st July 2026. The deadline for abstract submission is Monday 8th June 2026. To apply, please complete the conference application form here https://t.co/YnOIphiXuy #urban#sociology
The following excerpts are drawn from the essay of the same name, published in @BostonReview's Fall 2025 issue, reproduced here with the generous authorization of the author and her editor. Panashe Chigumadzi argues that “apartheid” has become the dominant framework through which
Join us on Sunday, May 31 for a presentation by Lucas Poy, co-editor of Rent Strikes: A History of Collective Tenant Actions Across the World!
Register at https://t.co/sU4P0YKb9T
The book is open access & a PDF is available here: https://t.co/hxk29ZHPmS
Anyone here a fan of Red Vienna?
I've got a HUGE collection of historic images from the socialist city (https://t.co/YCZGl1HDEG) and a giant collection of 280 translated texts from the period (https://t.co/47FaHxTpTx).
Enjoy ;)
Bringing together some inspiration from the internet… can we have another “Marxism for Infants” ?! Seems like there’s so much potential in starting from this viewpoint of life/care/learning 🐣
We turn to Noor Nieftagodien, whose work engages with various spatial and temporal scales of township politics. This allows us to talk about the 1976 Soweto Uprising in relation with its urban and historical contexts: how the township (and within it, the migrant workers’ hostels)
🎤 Developing City Capabilities to Deliver Public Value
Delivering meaningful change requires dynamic capabilities. This session will explore the Public Sector Capabilities Index.
📆 June 16 | ⏳ 16-17:00 GMT | Senate House, London
➡️ Register here: https://t.co/CJrk2mttCH
🚨 PANEL EVENT
The New Laws of Capitalism: @KatharinaPistor & @hettieveronica in conversation with @DantonsHead
📍 October Gallery, London, WC1N 3AL
🗓️ 2 June
⏰ 7-8PM
Register to attend 🔗👇
https://t.co/U9FPiCMJbS
Since it is topical; here is some stuff I wrote / spoke about regarding Manchester and its economic model.
An interview with @InvisibleMapper for @Metropolitics_
https://t.co/8fi9TJm8Vm