DPU-UCL, April news
Sanitation:
The invisible burden of care work: women as producers of sanitation infrastructures. New blog by Namita Kyathsandra.
It’s time we unveil the hidden everyday experiences. A new blog by Amanda Hoang reflections on gendered sanitation infrastructures.
In bitterness you can find sweetness: insights from the 2022 world toilet day “making the invisible visible” overdue campaign by Nadine Coetzee and Nelly Leblond, with contributions from Adriana Allen, Claudy Vouhé and Julia Wesely.
Urbanism:
Governmentality and urbanism: Reflections on five decades of change in China. A Bartlett dialogue between Prof. Le-Yin Zhang (DPU) and Prof. Fulong Wu (Bartlett School of Planning), chaired by Prof. Julio D. Dávila (DPU)
DPU PhD thesis on global and local approaches to inner-city change: identifies a concept of ‘kaleidoscopic densification’ to explain the repopulation of inner-city Santiago.
Israel:
Where are Israel’s protests against legal reform heading? – BBC Newsnight. Following the growing protests in Israel against the evolving policies of the current government, the DPU’s Haim Yacobi spoke to BBC News on BBC Newsnight.