Event categories: Third-party event
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Cities for Everyone with Gil: Webinar – Good Intentions are Not Enough
Date: 9 December 2025More info It’s the 100th webinar session of #Cities4Everyone. I am Gil Penalosa, the creator and host of this bi-weekly webinar series, and for this special session, I will deliver the presentation. I am founder and chair of 8 80 Cities, a successful non-profit organization based in Toronto, Canada Well+Being: living healthier…
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Lubalin Lecture Series: Romain du Roi: 330 Years Later
Date: 8 December 2025More info According to various accounts, the first trial cuts of what became the first of the Romain du Roi (King’s Roman) fonts were made 330 years ago in 1695. To acknowledge this date we are taking a closer look at the history and legacy of this ambitious royal type project which…
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Beyond the Void: Activating Vacant Spaces through Informal Practices
Date: 27 January 2026More info Online Seminar on how informal actors creatively reuse vacant urban spaces, making them vibrant and socially meaningful places. Cities worldwide contain numerous vacant spaces—unused, underutilised, or abandoned land and buildings across public and private realms. While long present in urban landscapes, these spaces have recently gained renewed attention as sites…
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Cameras, Crosswalks and Change
Date: 3 December 2025More info Exploring the policy and design of better streets with Streetfilms. Join us for a screening and discussion with the film director. [Free-of-charge. Please register to attend.]
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Mobility Talks 32: The Role of Urban-suburban Rail Connectivity in Supporting Equitable Access
Date: 10 December 2025More info In today’s European cities, urban-suburban connections are key to ensure regional accessibility and act as a driver of growth. From a mobility perspective, these important daily flows of commuters come with challenges that urban mobility systems need to master. While the balance between urban development and the deployment of sustainable…
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From the Ground Up: Pride in Place in Practice
Date: 3 December 2025More info Across the UK, community-led and co-led projects are quietly transforming neighbourhoods into healthier, more beautiful and more resilient places. In the wake of the Government’s Pride in Place programme, this rapid-fire one-hour Create Streets discussion asks the key questions and brings together practitioners, local leaders and community champions to share…
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Büro Milk: Placemaking x Tourism Club
Date: 17 December 2025More info Join us for our third quarterly meet-up on placemaking and tourism, bringing together placemakers, architects, local governments, and destination management professionals, for a session of mutual learning and best practice sharing. Every last Wednesday of the quarter for 120 minutes (this time, a bit earlier due to holiday season), we’ll explore the complex…
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‘Women After Dark’ Book Launch
Date: 19 December 2025More info Women After Dark was born as a refusal of silence. It reframes the night: not as spectacle or stereotype, but as lived reality. The unspeakable, the everyday violences, the systems that obscure and endanger. Drawing on research, reflection, and lived realities, this book by Nourhan Bassam reclaims urban space, intellectually, politically,…
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FEM.GREEN: Empowering Just Transitions In Cities
Date: 13 December 2025More info This event marks a moment to wrap up, reflect, and learn from the project’s journey across Europe, exploring how gender justice can be embedded in urban decarbonisation, green infrastructure, and climate transformation processes. Join us as we share key insights from the FEM.GREEN project from peer-to-peer community exchanges to the local…
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TypoCircle Presents: Studio DRAMA – An Age of Typographic Distinction
Date: 10 December 2025More info We’re entering a new age…one where brands can’t afford to sound the same, let alone look the same. As the dust settles on BLANDING a bolder future is emerging: one defined by typographic distinction. In this session, Studio DRAMA’s founders Chris and William explore how custom type is fast becoming…