Co-operative City webinar on February 11th
Encouraging sustainable transformation in cities demands scrutinising citizens’ and communities’...
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Tampere Centre for Societal Sustainability (TaSSu) addresses societal change and its meanings through a human-centred perspective.
Our work is characterised by three thematic areas: cities, citizens, communities; wellbeing, equity, inclusion; and politics, governance, the everyday.
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Dr. Pat Donahue joins TaSSu as a US Fulbright Scholar
Donahue’s research focuses on how the many types of individual...
Bruno Lefort and Iiris Annala Received Funding from Kone Foundation
Bruno Lefort and working group received funding for project Homeward:...
KUTSU: Yhteiskuntatieteellisen mielenterveystutkimuksen verkoston perustamiskokous tiistaina 1.2.2022 klo 14-16
Kutsumme koolle mielenterveyden teemasta yhteiskuntatieteellistä tutkimusta tekeviä tai siitä kiinnostuneita...
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An interesting three-year postdoc position open @TampereUni! 💜
Come to work with us! We’re looking for a postdoc to join our @ERC_Research team and to work on affective dimension of sensemaking and agency in🇸🇪and🇫🇮. Apply by June 30. For more info, check out the call: https://t.co/5Wm9x4ppm0 @TampereUniSOC @TaSSuTAU
Tampereen yliopiston sosiaalipolitiikan professori @Liisahai keynote-puhe; Kansalaisyhteiskunnan merkitys Suomessa #katonyt2022
After some covid-related delays, our fieldwork in all three countries has started! The team is out to explore everyday #coexistence and #community-making in #urban environments in France, Finland, and Sweden. 1/2 @ERC_Research @TaSSuTAU @TampereUniSOC
Kaupunkitutkimuspäivillä kuuntelemassa! #lähiöohjelma #kaupunkitutkimus @TaSSuTAU @yministerio
Discussion on urban forms of #coexistence, #Diversity and #affective experiences of the city were vibrant! Our workshop Living in Difference had a full house. 💯💥 #ktp2022Tampere @TaSSuTAU @TampereUniSOC
#SuCiNoBaRe2022 working group finally together in person, leaving Helsinki & on our way to Stockholm for the 2022 ‘Sustainable Cities in the Nordic-Baltic Region’ multidisciplinary masters studio course. @Hanaholmen @UrbariaHelsinki @TaSSuTAU @AaltoUniversity @sthlmresilience
