At the heart of Inclusive Cities lies a programme of interconnected activities designed to create structured opportunities for knowledge exchange, joint learning, and collaborative reflection across different academic and urban contexts. From intensive workshops and academic exchanges to joint course development and dissemination, each activity is designed to push the boundaries of how we think about, teach and practice inclusive urbanism.
The activities unfold across interconnected overlapping phases: beginning with pedagogical staff training and joint development of relevant courses, moving through a series of thematic, practice-oriented workshops, “Community Participation in Context”, that bring partners together in different cities and contexts, and culminating in the publication of shared reflections and a joint symposium. Along the way, various opportunities for staff exchange, academic stays and teaching mobility ensure that knowledge flows freely between institutions — and that the people involved grow alongside the project.
- Phase 1: Training & Course Development
- Pedagogical training & academic stays for staff
- Joint course development
- Phase 2: Exchange
- Thematic, case-oriented workshops “Community Participation in Context”
- Academic stays/mobility for students, researchers and staff
- Phase 3: Dissemination & Sustainability
- Joint publication
- Joint symposium