Lecture series „Housing for All?! - Geographic housing research in theory and practice“

For several years, the topic of "housing" has been a determining issue in urban debates and urban political controversies. In many cities, initiatives and social movements are calling for "Housing for all!" and for a social housing policy. The lecture series takes this as an opportunity to highlight the causes and consequences of the return of the housing question from a geographical perspective, it presents developments as well as concrete projects from different cities and asks for political alternatives.

Public online lecture

From 12.10.2021 to 25.01.2022 on Tuesdays 16:30 hrs.

Link to participate: https://selfservice.zih.tu-dresden.de/link.php?m=128695&p=sgpzyllm
The course language of the lecture series is German
Attention: Contribution on 25.01. is cancelled; will probably be made up for on 08.02.

Organized by:

• Technische Universität Dresden, Institute of Geography, Chair of Human Geography, Martin Ahlfeld, Prof. Dr. Judith Miggelbrink
• AAU Klagenfurt, Department of Geography and Regional Studies, Dr. Michael Mießner, Univ.-Prof. Dr. Matthias Naumann
• University of Trier, Department of Regional and Environmental Sciences, Working Group Economic Geography with Focus on Tourism Geography

In cooperation with:

• Stadtplanungsamt Dresden
• Weiterdenken (Heinrich-Böll-Foundation Saxony)
• Zentrum für Baukultur Sachsen

Program:

• 12.10.2021
  Housing for whom, actually? Differentiation of housing needs and preferences
  Dr. Jan Glatter (Stadtplanungsamt Dresden)
• 19.10.2021
  Assistance tools for cooperative, affordable construction and housing in Leipzig
  Jens Gerhardt (Netzwerk Leipziger Freiheit)
• 26.10.2021, 16:45 Meeting point: forecourt of the cultural center Scheune, (Alaunstraße 36-40, 01099 Dresden)
  City tour on homelessness, housing and migration with BettelLobby Dresden
  BettelLobby Dresden and Weiterdenken
  Please register beforehand via Martin.Ahlfeld[at]tu-dresden.de
• 02.11.2021
  Financialization of Housing in Austria
  Prof. Dr. Elisabeth Springler (University of Applied Sciences BFI Vienna)
• 09.11.20210
  Vienna's housing policy as a successful model against displacement?
  Dr. Justin Kadi (TU Wien)
• 16.11.2021
  Social Segregation and Affordable Housing in Dresden
  Dr. Jan Glatter (City Planning Office Dresden)
• 23.11.2021
  New and old inequalities - the example of the short-term rental market
  Ass.-Prof. Dr. Christian Smigiel (Paris Lodron University Salzburg)
• 30.11.2021
  Housing for homeless people. Between “Trainingswohnen“ and "Housing First"
  Prof. Dr. Nadine Marquardt (University of Bonn)
• 07.12.2021
  Housing and precarization
  Elisa Gerbsch (Technische Universität Dresden)
• 14.12.2021
  Land policy instruments
  Prof. Dr. Alexandra Weitkamp und Dr. Andreas Ortner (Chair of Land Management, Technische Universität Dresden)
• 11.01.2022
  Participation in residential construction. Experiences from the Steiermark
  Dr. Andrea Jany (Karl-Franzens-University Graz)
• 18.01.2022
  Innenentwicklung im Wohnungsbau – Akzeptanzprobleme – Lösungsmodelle
  Stefan Leist (stellv. Amtsleitung, Stadtplanungsamt Trier)
• 25.01.2022 - cancelled! will probably be made up for on 08.02.
  Housing in Klagenfurt - Challenges and Perspectives from the Urban Planning Viewpoint
  DI Robert Piechl (Leiter Abt. Stadtplanung im Magistrat der Landeshauptstadt Klagenfurt am Wörthersee)

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