As an urban scholar or PhD student, it's hard to keep track of all the scientific publications relating to our topic and making sure we know which are the most…
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We are proud to share that Isabelle Anguelovski is one of the authors selected for the U.S. Global Change Research Program's first-ever National Nature Assessment (NNA1), which aims to shed light…
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Join us on March 13, 2024, for the screening of our new full length documentary of The Green Divide, March 13th at Cine Maldà in Barcelona at 8pm. The new…
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Andréanne Breton-Carbonneau is a doctoral researcher with BCNUEJ at ICTA-UAB, where she explores the health equity impacts of planning and implementing green resilient infrastructure. We caught up with her to learn more…
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Austin Gage Matheney is a doctoral researcher with BCNUEJ at ICTA-UAB, where he explores the impacts of urban greening projects on local communities. We caught up with him to learn…
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Cities need to start creating climate shelters that serve all members of society, especially those most affected by climate change. As climate impacts intensify, cities around the world are recognizing…
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What does it mean for greenspace in cities to be gender inclusive? Based on a study undertaken in Barcelona by our researcher Amalia Calderón Argelich, this policy brief aims to…
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This opinion piece titled El fallo de la izquierda progresista para movilizar a los votantes de clase trabajadora was originally published in Spanish on June 8th on Publico.es. The article, coauthored…
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“Situated research is about generating knowledge from a place, a context, and a history—from social relations. It means there are other ways of understanding the world—that there are other ways…
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As a lab focused on urban environmental justice, we strive to work closely with affected communities and local decision-makers so that our research can have an impact on real life.…
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A special blog section devoted to our research and practice as it relates to the COVID-19 pandemic.