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@urbanstudiesfoundation.orgOct 14, 2026, 1:30 PM

🆕 New #USFblog post: “GeoHeat-SSA: A GeoAI decision-support platform for urban heat governance in Sub-Saharan Africa”

Dr Andrews Korah on a USF Urban Urgencies project in Ghana. 🇬🇭

🔗 Read here: zurl.co/sQ9wJ
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Title tile for the GeoHeat-SSA blog post, reading “GeoHeat-SSA: A GeoAI decision-support platform for urban heat governance in Sub-Saharan Africa”, with the author name Andrews Korah. The background is a colourful heat map of a dense urban area, with hotter zones in red and purple and cooler green areas. In the foreground, several people lean over a large printed heat map on a table. Image credit: Google Gemini.Quote tile with a grey background and a “USF Blog” label, plus the USF logo in the top right corner. The quote reads: “Many urban municipalities lack a centralised system to pinpoint heat hotspots and evaluate cooling interventions. GeoHeat-SSA bridges this gap by integrating satellite-derived surface temperatures, land cover patterns, and direct community knowledge.”
@urbanstudiesfoundation.orgOct 6, 2026, 1:55 PM

🆕 New #USFblog post: "Vital grounds: Revaluing urban soils in the afterlife of mining"

Dr Anastasiya Halauniova on a USF Urban Urgencies project in Newcastle upon Tyne. 🌱

🔗 Read here: zurl.co/3BCU3
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Tile with the text "USF Blog", the title "Vital grounds: Revaluing urban soils in the afterlife of mining" and the author name Anastasiya Halauniova, over a photograph of a roadside construction site. A lorry stands behind a mound of excavated soil and orange safety netting, with large green trees and a blue glass tower behind. The USF logo is in the top right corner.Dark blue tile with the label "USF Blog" and the USF logo, and white text reading: "Soil remediation is not a process of returning soils to an imagined 'pristine' condition, a condition that may not be attainable, but a process through which new regimes of value, new forms of urban governance, and new multispecies relations are produced."
@urbanstudiesfoundation.orgSep 30, 2026, 2:00 PM

🆕 New #USFblog post: "Urbanisation beyond Nusantara: a new, more sustainable growth machine?"

Looking beyond administrative boundaries, former #USFInternationalFellow Dr Galuh Syahbana Indraprahasta explores the 'Tri-City Superhub' in Indonesia.

🔗 Read here: zurl.co/xXt3d

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Two large sculptures frame a view of Nusantara's government district, with hills and trees in the background. Text overlay reads 'USF Blog: Urbanisation beyond Nusantara — A new, more sustainable growth machine?' by Dr Galuh Syahbana Indraprahasta.USF Blog quote tile on a grey background: 'Taking a city-region lens to examining the broader urbanisation of Nusantara offers a fresh perspective and empirical insights, especially since Nusantara and its surrounding areas are still in the early stages of development.'
@urbanstudiesfoundation.orgSep 25, 2026, 11:53 AM

🆕 #USFBlog: "Repairing the city? From shiny new infrastructure to the everyday labour of keeping infrastructure 'alive'"

Former #USFInternationalFellow Dr Lazarus Jambadu on water infrastructure maintenance, politics, and urban inequality across Accra and Dar es Salaam.

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Photo of a partially dug-up road in Accra or Dar es Salaam, with a man in a white shirt standing beside the excavation, a red barrier, and street life in the background including a motorbike taxi and a truck. Text overlay reads "USF Blog: Repairing the city — From shiny new infrastructure to the everyday labour of keeping infrastructure 'alive'," credited to Dr Lazarus Jambadu.Dark blue tile with white text reading a quote from the USF blog: "Perhaps what we call a 'system' is actually a constantly moving assemblage of materials, people, institutions, skills, and improvisations held together through maintenance and repair work. Thus, the city works because someone is constantly working to make it work." USF Blog label in top left.
@urbanstudiesfoundation.orgSep 23, 2026, 12:00 PM

🔔 New on #USFBlog: "Open Kitchen: Weaving protection and care for communities on the move"

Prof Andrés Salcedo Fidalgo, Liliana Gaviria, and Karol Viviana Cubillos Gutiérrez on a USF Urban Urgencies project in Bogotá.🇨🇴

🔗 Read here: zurl.co/TJh3T
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USF Blog graphic for "Open Kitchen: Weaving protection and care for communities on the move" by Andrés Salcedo Fidalgo, showing a group of people seated around a long table in an outdoor community space with brick walls and bamboo structures in Bogotá, Colombia. Photo credit: Fundación Casa B. Urban Studies Foundation logo in the top right corner.Quote graphic from the USF Blog post "Open Kitchen", displaying the text: "By transforming vulnerability into leadership, we hope to rebuild confidence, amplify community agency and compel meaningful public policy responses." White text on a grey background with the Urban Studies Foundation logo.
@urbanstudiesfoundation.orgSep 16, 2026, 12:00 PM

🔔 New #USFBlog post: "Withdrawing from the city: Co-researching social withdrawal in Osaka and Seoul"

Dr Didi Kyoung-Ae Han on a USF Urban Urgencies project in Osaka and Seoul. 🇯🇵🇰🇷

🔗 Read here: zurl.co/k3Fz7
👉 Learn more: zurl.co/yqqSR

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USF Blog graphic for "Withdrawing from the city: Co-researching social withdrawal in Osaka and Seoul" by Dr Didi Kyoung-Ae Han, illustrated with pencil drawings of figures with Japanese text, on a white background with the Urban Studies Foundation logo. Drawing credit: Kumiko.Quote graphic from the USF Blog post "Withdrawing from the city", displaying the text: "Like canaries in a coal mine, withdrawing individuals are the first to sense in their bodies the overload that capitalist urban metabolism produces." Dark text on a light blue background with the Urban Studies Foundation logo.