Project Listing

This study explores local perspectives of urban crisis representation and response across four ‘disorderly’ urban areas (two in South Africa and two in Colombia). Through privileging the lived experiences of marginalised populations and employing a novel comparative storytelling methodology, the project interrogates the relationship between crisis framings and ensuing responses, alongside the notion of crisis itself, in support of more effective urban crisis response.

From social infrastructure to pandemic resilience?: Learning from and with low-income urban communities.

A diverse set of views from Cape Town’s residents from all social demographic area