News and stories about Vital Cities and Citizens

What might social innovations and administrative renewal around youth (care) in Reyeroord look like? Researchers from Erasmus University Rotterdam tried to

What makes a city resilient? And how resilient is Rotterdam? Dr Jan Fransen, a specialist in urban development and resilience, gives us his view on the matter.

Speakers from academic and practitioner perspectives shared their experiences with networking for sustainability transitions.

In this interview, Enoch and Rüveyda talk about the value of the Master Honours programme Tackling Inequalities for students and the city.

Resilient cities and societies for future generations were the focus of Erasmus University Rotterdam's 109th Dies Natalis.

Professor Ann Masten will receive an honorary doctorate at the 109th dies natalis for her research on resilience in young people and families.

The 109th Dies Natalis of Erasmus University Rotterdam on Tuesday, November 8 2022, will be dedicated to the theme of Vital Cities and Citizens.

In the past few months, researcher Seline Westerhof looked into the world of residents' initiatives and community organizations on Rotterdam-Zuid

Maria Schiller talks about her research on migration and diversity and how she finds inspiration for it in the city of Rotterdam and the Erasmus University.

Erasmus Initiative Vital Cities and Citizens (VCC) launched an Open Door Call to distribute 1.4M euros for research purposes