This a repost of an article orginally written by Isabelle Anguelovski for the Global Center for Climate Justice, published on January 6, 2025. A Trump II Presidency: Climate and Environmental…
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Ella O’Neill: “Academia needs to spend more time breaking down the points of access into this space”
Ella O’Neill is a doctoral researcher with BCNUEJ at ICTA-UAB, where she studies the impacts of urban greening initiatives particularly on mental health. She explores the potential of resistance and agency for local…
We are very excited to announce that our documentary film The Green Divide has been selected by the Suncine Environmental Film Festival in Barcelona, which will take place from Nov…
As an urban scholar or PhD student, it’s hard to keep track of all the scientific publications relating to our topic and making sure we know which are the most…
We are proud to share that Isabelle Anguelovski is one of the authors selected for the U.S. Global Change Research Program‘s first-ever National Nature Assessment (NNA1), which aims to shed light…
Join us on March 13, 2024, for the screening of our new full length documentary of The Green Divide, March 13th at Cine Maldà in Barcelona at 8pm. The new…
Andréanne Breton-Carbonneau is a doctoral researcher with BCNUEJ at ICTA-UAB, where she explores the health equity impacts of planning and implementing green resilient infrastructure. We caught up with her to learn more…
Austin Gage Matheney is a doctoral researcher with BCNUEJ at ICTA-UAB, where he explores the impacts of urban greening projects on local communities. We caught up with him to learn…
Cities need to start creating climate shelters that serve all members of society, especially those most affected by climate change. As climate impacts intensify, cities around the world are recognizing…
What does it mean for greenspace in cities to be gender inclusive? Based on a study undertaken in Barcelona by our researcher Amalia Calderón Argelich, this policy brief aims to…
A special blog section devoted to our research and practice as it relates to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The unprecedented impact of the Covid-19 pandemic has meant different things to different people, but its widespread effects have extended to all corners the globe. Its relevance to our field…
This is an excerpt of an article originally published on Medium. If we continue to ignore how systemic inequalities in housing, transit, public space and food systems disproportionately put marginalized…
This article, published in Planning Theory & Practice journal, is co-authored by Isabelle Anguelovski, Esteve Corbera, Jordi Honey-Rosés and Isabel Ruiz-Mallén. If you wish to expand the views and ideas…