Watch this recent Cities@Tufts webinar, where Isabelle Anguelovski and James Connolly discuss our forthcoming book with Julian Agyeman. BCNUEJ is excited to announce the launch of its new book, The…
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We caught up with our postdoctoral researcher and public health expert Helen Cole to talk about what she’ll be working on with her new JCI grant, what she’s learned about…
A new critical mapping tool documents how activist groups across Barcelona are fighting for affordable housing, equitable access to green space, and the preservation of cultural heritage in the face…
West Dallas’ long history of successful grassroots organizing is proving key in the ongoing fight towards environmental justice and in the face of new threats brought on by green gentrification….
Despite Portland’s reputation as a champion of sustainability, the city still struggles to overcome its legacy of racist policies and environmental injustice when it comes to the inclusion of Black…
To celebrate Sant Jordi this year, Catalonia’s celebration of culture and love through books and roses, we asked some of our lab members to recommend some of their latest and…
A new Metropolis publication authored by BCNUEJ aims to spark action among urban policymakers and practitioners in keeping with its title Bringing Nature Back to the Metropolis for All. As local…
A new toolkit provides planners and policymakers with 50 tools that fight displacement and gentrification while also improving the accessibility and inclusiveness of green spaces in cities. How can cities…
For International Women’s Day, our lab members tell us about one female scientist in particular that inspired them to better at science and at life. Today, International Women’s Day 2021,…
A study of 324 primary schools in Barcelona found that school-based exposure and access to urban nature is markedly unequal across the Catalan capital. by Francesc Baró, David Camacho, Carmen…
A special blog section devoted to our research and practice as it relates to the COVID-19 pandemic.