Abitare, una questione politica

Festival della Nuova Città

On September 23rd, 2023 Laura participated to the conference Abitare, una questione politica organised by Fondazione Michelucci in Fiesole in the context of the Festival della Nuova Città.

Laura introduced the discussion with a presentation on “Strategie sociali per l’abitare: politiche e pratiche in Europa” (Social strategies for housing: politics and practices in Europe).

Find here the video recording of the event.

 

4 Dic , 2023 - Category:

conference · fiesole · fondazione michelucci · housing · social housing


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