Radical Incrementalism & Theories/Practices of Emancipatory Change

Studio 3 ENGEO Building, Upper Campus. University of Cape Town,, Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa

This workshop examines ideas of radical incrementalism across our towns and cities. It seeks to explore theories and practices that can support emancipatory change across urban regions through the power of urban dwellers to challenge poverty, oppression and unjust environments.

Migration and Informality Workshop

UCT Seminar Room 1 Chemical Engineering, UCT Upper Campus, Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa

The ACC, SAMP, GCRO, IMRC, Eduardo Mondlane University, Queens University (Canada) and Wilfred Laurier University will be hosting a dissemination […]

Hungry Cities Partnership Meeting

UCT Seminar Room 1 Chemical Engineering, UCT Upper Campus, Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa

Running from the 10th to the 13th of February 2015 is the second project meeting for the Hungry Cities Partnership, […]

Mainstreaming Urban Safety & Inclusion in South Africa

Studio 5 Environmental and Geographical Science, Upper Campus, UCT,, Cape Town, South Africa

A four-day course for municipal officials and other practitioners to discuss violence and its prevention, key concepts, safer cities strategies, […]

Briefing and Q&A: Public Art and the Power of Place

Guga S’Thebe Arts and Culture Centre Washington Street, Langa (right turn off Bunga Ave at Fisher's Corner Cafe) , Cape Town, South Africa

Public Art and the Power of Place, initiated by the African Centre for Cities at UCT, with support from the […]

Realising the Just City

Studio 1 Environmental and Geographical Sciences Building, Upper Campus, UCT, Cape Town, South Africa

The African Centre for Cities in collaboration with Mistra Urban Futures is hosting a workshop on Realising the Just City. The signing […]

ACC/ AFD Symposium on Informal Settlements, Slums and Precarious Neighbourhoods

Studio 3 ENGEO Building, Upper Campus. University of Cape Town,, Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa

The African Centre for Cities (ACC) and Agence Française de Développement (AFD) host a one-day symposium on the AFD book Rethinking Precarious Neighbourhoods edited by Professor Agnès Deboulet, the work of ACC’s Urban Violence, Safety and Inclusion CityLab coordinated by Dr Mercy Bown-Luthango, and the work of the Sustainable Human Settlements CityLab coordinated by Liza Cirolia.

Cities, geo-technologies and data-driven urbanism

Room 3B, RW James Building University Avenue North, Upper Campus, University of Cape Town, Cape Town, South Africa

African Centre for Cities, along with Prodig, French National Centre for Scientific Research, French Institute of South Africa and the […]

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