This is the first in a series of monthly online talks throughout 2021 on the broad theme of people-environment relations.

In this talk, Ash will be exploring the ‘more-than-social’ life of a range of interstitial spaces that evolve between, under and over deliberately designed urban infrastructures. How do these spaces afford specific performances and privileges to marginalised actors, specifically migrant women? The work being presented will re-imagine urban socio-spatialities as ‘shadow infrastructures’ to inform alternate infrastructural politics in unequal cities.

Keep an eye on @PEP_CUR on Twitter for dates and times for future talks, involving presenters such as Amelia Hine, Angeliki Balanyannis, Franciso Gelvez-Gomez, Bhiamie Williamson, Jenny Atchison and more!

We look forward to your involvement in this event!

Ben Cooke and Cecily Maller, for the People and Environment Program in the Centre for Urban Research.

IMPORTANT

The event will be live streamed via Microsoft Teams promptly at 3pm.

Instructions for accessing the webinar:

· Please log in to Eventbrite using the email you registered with (you may need to create an account if you do not have one already)

· We recommend that you log in five minutes early to avoid any technical issues.

· Click on the Eventbrite live event link. You will be provided with three options for viewing this presentation: (1) download the Microsoft Teams app; (2) watch on the web; (3) launch the Teams app if you already have this installed on your computer.

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· A recording of this talk will be made available on the CUR YouTube site after the event.

If you have any issues logging on to the event, contact cur@rmit.edu.au