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This blog summarizes the main insights from the webinar "Urban Environmental Justice & Green Gentrification".

Interview by Clara Clachant as follow-up to webinar by prof. Jennie C. Stephens. “Injustices happen, because very few people make decisions for the majority”.

Rotterdam impact study COVID-19

The city of Rotterdam is currently being silenced by the coronavirus pandemic. How can Rotterdam recover from this social and…

The Erasmus Initiative ‘Dynamics of Inclusive Prosperity’ (DoIP) has engaged in an official affiliation with selected scholars from the participating schools..

The management team of the initiative reports to the steering group, which is responsible for overseeing the administration and management. It ensures the long…

Erasmus University Rotterdam has a garden, maintained by staff and students, with edible plants and fruits. Read more about our campus garden.

An increasing number of cities and municipalities are committed to pursuing a smart or digital agenda. But not just that, …

What role does class, gender, age, sexual orientation, race or ethnicity play when it comes to feeling connected to a city? Why are some forms of inequality…

How do citizens and the government manage changes in large urban areas? Who in fact 'makes' the city and when and where do we see this in practice?

What does…

Sustainable cities are about upholding social justice, ecological resilience and economic vitality for current and future generations.