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Quarterly Newsletter 1 / March 2021
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Right To The City around International Women's Day 2021
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The Global Platform for the Right to the City joined this 2021 International Women’s Day action launching a collective campaign todemand all spheres of government and the international community to commit to contribute to gender equality in the territories and the Right to the City for all.
This year’s campaign involved:
- The launch of an International Mapping of Organisations working for the #RightToTheCity and Gender Equality.
- Publication of an article to reflect on “How to think about Women’s Right to the City?”, by the Coordinator of the GPR2C’s Women, Gender and Diversities Working Group, Ana Falú.
- We re-visited our Women’s Right to the City Manifesto.
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Online course "Decoding the Right to the City"
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We are very pleased to invite you to our new online course!
The GPR2C is organizing this free & open online course which aims to explore and present different perspectives and initiatives for the realization of the Right to the City worldwide. This course connects with issues such as:
women and gender; inclusive and solidarity
economies and food sovereignty; social production of
habitat and informal settlements; rural-urban linkages
and environmental dimensions; and democratic
governance.
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Generation Equality Forum I : Mexico
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29-31 March 2021
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Worldwide / Online
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Biennale des Villes en Transition
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1- 4 April 202
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Worldwide / Online - Grenoble
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Course “Decoding the Right to
the City”
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8 April- 20 May 2021
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Worldwide / Online
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ECOSOC Youth Forum 2021
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8- 9 April 2021
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Worldwide / Online
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Regional Housing Forum Latin America
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17-21 May 2021
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Online
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Generation Equality Forum: Paris
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30 June - 2 July 2021
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Worldwide / Online
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High-Level Political Forum
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6- 15 July 2021
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Worldwide / New York
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UN Climate Change Conference
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1- 12 November 2021
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Worldwide / Glasgow, UK
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"The right to the city is the right of all inhabitants, present and future, permanent and temporary to use, occupy and produce just, inclusive and sustainable cities, defined as a common good essential to a full and decent life".
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