Huge thanks to Ana MarĂa Noguera for the seminar, “Cuerpos y Territorios en Resistencia: Mujeres IndĂgenas en Defensa de la Vida.” Your work illuminates the leadership of Indigenous women defending life, land, and community. We left energized and grateful.
It frames the right to the city within broader debates in urban theory, addressing tensions between economic perspectives and feminist, postcolonial, and queer critiques. It shows how these dynamics unfold in Southern Europe through distinct colonial, migratory, and racial logics
We’re excited for the next GRETA seminar of 2025–26!
Aranka Scherping presents: “Cuerpos que cuidan, espacios que agotan: una cartografĂa feminista del trabajo de cuidados”.
🗓 Nov 12 | ⏰ 2:30–3:30 PM | 📍 Room 23.103, Mercè Rodoreda (UPF)
UxĂa Reboiro-RĂo presented at the II AECPA Gender and Politics Session in Santiago de Compostela 📍✨
She discussed the use of ReliefMaps+ to explore feminist activists’ experiences in relation to anti-feminist and anti-gender movements.
đź“‘Based on a qualitative methodology combining Relief Maps and interviews, the article examines how intersecting social positions shape urban experiences, producing specific forms of exclusion and negotiation across both public and private spaces
🟢📰Check out this news piece about the INTERMAPS research on Climate Change in Catalonia with Climate Relief Maps: How do people experience climate change in their daily life?
👉Available in Catalan, Spanish, and English: www.upf.edu/web/focus/w/...
The study argues for a relational and plural understanding of the right to the city, grounded in situated and intersectional experiences that reveal how belonging and exclusion are co-produced in urban life.
Full article here:
journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...
