Yesterday, our MICSEA team arrived in Quito to develop their field trip in “La lucha de los pobres” neighborhood. They have been already working on the first Phase to bring…
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Adding to our continuous reflections regarding gender perspectives in contexts of displacement we share the work of our visiting professor Gaja Maestri: I am a Political Sociologist and my research...
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An article by Dr. Carmen Mendoza Arroyo and Dr. Apen Ruiz Martinez Gender is a social category that permeates every aspect of human life. Gender shapes how communities, institutions and…
Farzana Gandhi is an Architect and Associate Professor at the New York Institute of Technology. Her architecture and planning practice, Farzana Gandhi Design Studio, focuses on sustainable and socially conscious…
This is an academic workshop organised as part of the Master’s Degree in International Cooperation: Sustainable Emergency Architecture at UIC Barcelona. The case studies include examples of the transformation of…
Dear Apen, you are an anthropologist specialized in heritage and community building and gender perspective in urban development. Do you believe there is a need to increase the collaboration between…
Another year is coming to an end, and getting ready for 2022 for which we have many plans for MICSEA! We will start the year with a series of great…
Nerea Amorós Elorduy, an Alumni of our program and currently a guest professor, is founder of Creative Assemblages, a research and architecture studio based in Kampala, Uganda. This year, their…
Last week Diego Vega and Kristjana Adalgeirsdottir from HUMLOG Institute participated in our program They taught a course on Humanitarian logistics and supply chains under emergency scenarios. Their course posed the question of: How to create frameworks…
On the last 22nd of October, we had Brett Moore as a guest professor of our program, we took this opportunity to interview him about humanitarian Architecture and the relevance…
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