EQUIMOB: Inclusive Cities through Equitable Access to Urban Mobility

Events

Poster presentation by EQUIMOB researcher Divya

Divya Sussana Patil, a doctoral researcher with the EQUIMOB project, presented a research poster at the Manipal Research Colloquium on 13 April 2023. The poster titled ‘Inequalities and barriers in accessing urban mobility infrastructures for older adults in Bengaluru’ expands on a qualitative study conducted in Bengaluru using in-depth telephonic and sit-in interviews.

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International Seminar in Dhaka, Bangladesh

  MOBILITY FOR ALL: INCLUSIVE TRANSPORT AND MOBILITY FOR SOUTH ASIAN CITIES Organized By Dept Of Urban Regional Planning, Bangladesh University Of Engineering & Technology [BUET] & EQUIMOB, Utrecht University, NWO Schedule and abstracts For detailed schedule, list of sessions/papers and abstract booklet, please click here Background   Transportation is an important social determinant, enabling…

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EQUIMOB presentation at capacity building programme for DPOs

Earlier this week, EQUIMOB’s doctoral researcher Prajwal Nagesh presented recent findings on disability and transport barriers at The Association of People with Disability (APD, India)‘s South India Regional Conference and Capacity Building Programme for disabled people’s organizations (DPOs). The qualitative data was derived from telephonic interviews with organizations working for persons with disabilities. The presented…

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EQUIMOB researchers at Bangalore Design Week, 2022

The Srishti Manipal Institute of Art, Design, and Technology and the Association of Designers of India (ADI) hosted the Bangalore design week conference. Multiple plenary and working sessions were held in Bengaluru’s art hub Chitrakala Parishad during the 8th and 10th of December to discuss design interventions to solve real-world challenges. Among the various themes,…

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Round Table Discussion on Art for Decolonising Mobility Research

EQUIMOB hosted an online roundtable discussion on ‘Arts for decolonizing mobility research’  on 13th October 2022. The aim of the round-table event was to stimulate discussions on how art-based methods can be used to examine expressions of lived experiences, and how decolonizing the gaze will help us see these imaginations, ideas and explorations of sensory…

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