« Social Infrastructure in the (Post-)Covid City »

Social infrastructures are conceived as built spaces and facilities hosting the community life and the public experience of the city, while offering a specific type of social good (education, culture, leisure, food, sport, empowerment, etc.). Whatever their main function (community centre, public library, covered market, swimming pool, etc.), they are places where values of openness, such as social inclusion and urban hospitality, take on a concrete and practical meaning, which makes them also an important vector of democracy.

Please find the detailed programme in the poster above and visit the « Social Infrastructure in The (Post-)Covid City » page on our website for a full presentation of the webinar.
The sessions will be recorded and uploaded (later on) on Metrolab Brussels' Youtube channel.
For each session, you will receive an invitation with a link to the webinar room.