Episode 11: The Patriarchal City ft. Sydney Wilson
In this episode, we focus our discussion around urban feminism amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. Join Victoria, Lubna, Brittany, and guest speaker Sydney ...
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Welcome to Cities Unmasked: a University of Toronto School of Cities-sponsored podcast that explores the ways in which COVID-19 has impacted and highlighted urban inequality while amplifying the need for tangible action.
Episode 11: The Patriarchal City ft. Sydney Wilson
In this episode, we focus our discussion around urban feminism amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. Join Victoria, Lubna, Brittany, and guest speaker Sydney ...
Episode 10: Urban Indigeneity and the City ft. Marissa Campbell
In this episode, join us as we discuss urban indigeneity and the city. Although most cities are indigenous, insofar as they are built on the lands of ...
Episode 9: The Affordable City ft. Professor Paul Makdissi
Politicians constantly pledge to make life more affordable for all, as if there has long been a consensus on what constitutes affordable housing in Ca...
Episode 10: Urban Indigeneity and the City ft. Marissa Campbell
In this episode, join us as we discuss urban indigeneity and the city. Although most cities are indigenous, insofar as they are built on the lands of ...
Episode 8: The Image and the City
In theory, urban planners should be considering land use, transportation, housing, and the overall usefulness of public space as they make decisions f...
Episode 7: The Queer City ft. Ferdie Lopez, Ryan Persadie, Cornel Grey, and Samuel Yoon
Queer lives are unrepresented and/or misrepresented in our thinking of urbanism. This episode focuses on what queer work and lives means for urbanism ...
Episode 9: The Affordable City ft. Professor Paul Makdissi
Politicians constantly pledge to make life more affordable for all, as if there has long been a consensus on what constitutes affordable housing in Ca...
Episode 8: The Image and the City
In theory, urban planners should be considering land use, transportation, housing, and the overall usefulness of public space as they make decisions f...
Episode 7: The Queer City ft. Ferdie Lopez, Ryan Persadie, Cornel Grey, and Samuel Yoon
Queer lives are unrepresented and/or misrepresented in our thinking of urbanism. This episode focuses on what queer work and lives means for urbanism ...