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New Course Launch
IIHS, in collaboration with Coursera, has designed the online course ‘Housing Justice: A View from Indian Cities’. The five module, self-paced course introduces learners to different approaches to housing justice, bringing together material, ecological, social and spatial approaches to housing.
Course on Writing and Disseminating
IIHS, in collaboration with Coursera, has released a six week, self-paced online course ‘Writing and Disseminating Grey Literature’. It is designed to help researchers, academics and development sector professionals reach their research work to a wider audience. It takes learners through the process of writing opinion pieces, data stories, photo essays and creating infographics.
Library Exhibition on
Libraries as Transformative Spaces
A library is never just one thing. It’s a place of possibilities. It’s often a space that transforms into what you need it to be: a classroom, a cyber café, a place to find answers, a quiet spot to be alone. It sits not just at the heart of a college or a university but also of communities and cities.
Announcing
Call for Papers
Urbanisation is a peer-reviewed journal that aims to publish comparative and collaborative scholarship illuminating the global urban condition beginning with a firm footprint in the Global South. Anchored by IIHS, Urbanisation is published biannually by SAGE Publications India.
Hiring Alert! Are you interested in studying cities and urbanisation using quantitative data?
The IIHS Urban Informatics Lab (UIL) has 3 open positions - Consultant, Associate and Assistant.
Apply by selecting the appropriate position here: https://bit.ly/3yc6gw0
#vacancies
Sometimes I think India has never ever been comfortable with the urban. Train mein baithe ho. You will ask someone, “Tum kahan se ho?” You will say, “Main Delhi se hoon.” They will say, “Nahin par tum belong kahan karte ho?” #TTECity @iihsin @shaofhas
https://thethirdeyeportal.in/structure/does-india-really-live-in-its-villages/
3 days ago