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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. 🇬🇭

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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 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
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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.