The Right to the City project in the Civil Radio!
The Right to the City will be on air!
Civil Radio
April 14, 2010, 7-8pm
Democracy Now!
www.civilradio.hu
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You can now listen the roundtable discussion!
The audio recording of the roundtable discussion held in Sirály community center can bee accessed here:
http://lmv.hu/node/5241
(in English)
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Invitation
Right to the city!
Roundtable discussion and exhibition opening.
March 24, 2010. 7-9pm
Sirály
(VI. ker. Király utca 50)
How can we create cities based on social justice? What is social justice? How can we better exercise our right to the city? What are the obstacles to exercising this right? Whose rights? Whose city?
Roundtable discussion with the participation of urban activists from the Czech Republic, Poland, Slovakia and Hungary.
The discussion is followed by the opening of a photo exhibition about the right to the city in Prague, Bratislava, Warsaw and Budapest.
The event is in English with Hungarian interpretation.
Further information:
Contact: Udvarhelyi Tessza (06 20 381 89 96)
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New: call for participants
You can now apply to participate in the Right to the City project!
Please read the detailed call for particiants (Clicking on the "Read more" link below) for more information.
You can apply at the partner organisation from your country.
Applicants form the Czech Republic, please click here:
http://www.evropskemesto.cz/cms/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=736&Itemid=20&lang=english
For applicants from Slovakia:
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Read more...
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Welcome to the web page of the Right to the City project!
The main theme of this project is social justice in Central-Eastern European capital cities. The project intends to to connect and support young activists who are involved in urban social justice movements in the region.
This web page serves to inform those who are interested in the topic of urban social justice. We would also like to provide a space on our Blog for those who cannot take part in our project but are interested in this topic to join our initiative and share their thoughts about the right to the city.
We hope you will enjoy epxploring our web page and that we will be have you among the regular visitors of our page and blog.
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