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New jobs, open calls, webinars, meetups and ideas shaping cities this October (opens the original)
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Hi urbanists,This week’s edition brings together new ways to learn, connect and get involved in shaping cities.Explore online events on cooler public spaces, urban nature and city policy, alongside open calls for tactical urbanism ideas and the transformation of Berlin’s overlooked spaces. You’ll also find career opportunities in architecture, planning, mobility and nature-based solutions.Meanwhile, our Guadalajara Chapter is preparing for its first meetup on 3 October. Join us or share with a f
All Things Urban at Placemaking Week Europe 2026 🌍 (opens the original)
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What if the city itself became part of the festival? 🌍What if, for four days, public spaces, local initiatives and the people shaping cities became the starting point for learning, exchanging ideas and creating new collaborations?✨That’s the spirit of Placemaking Week Europe.Created around collaboration, inspiration and exchange, Placemaking Week Europe brings together urbanists, placemakers, community leaders, policymakers, researchers and others shaping cities to share practices, build connect
🌍 Courses, Open Calls, Community Events, & Opportunities for Urbanists (opens the original)
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This week’s edition brings together new ways to learn, connect and get involved in the urban community.Discover Designing Walkable Cities, a free course examining the many decisions behind safer, more accessible and inclusive streets. You’ll also find an important update from the ISOCARP Women in Planning Awards, with nominations now extended until 16 September.For cities ready to improve their cycling networks, the Bloomberg Initiative for Cycling Infrastructure (BICI) offers an opportunity to
What can you create with QGIS as an urbanist? (opens the original)
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What can a map reveal that a spreadsheet or written report might miss?It can show where environmental risks overlap, which communities are disconnected from essential services, where an intervention could have the greatest impact and how different urban systems relate to one another.Since we started running more programmes and training sessions on urban data, GIS and spatial analysis, we have noticed a recurring pattern.Many of you, urban professionals, know that GIS could be useful in their wor
🚶🏙️ Understanding Walkability: Designing Better Cities for Everyday Life (opens the original)
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Most of us experience walkability before we ever stop to analyse it.A route feels easy or frustrating. A crossing feels safe or uncomfortable. Some streets invite us to walk, stop, and spend time, while others make even a short journey feel difficult.But for urban professionals, there’s a more useful question: what exactly are we noticing, and what can those observations tell us about the wider city?Walkability is shaped by the whole experience of moving through a place: how the street is design
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