Women’s mobility, neighbourhood socio-ecologies and homemaking in urban informal settlements

Overview of attention for article published in Housing Studies, February 2020

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“Unbounding positions home within a socio-ecology of multiple houses that women traverse to support their urban living.” https://t.co/odhdalDJwJ Tweet by EA, GenUrb student

@binarythis humble call, could not help but share🤪- this was the last publication out of my PhD (completed in 2018). I used walking interviews with women to talk abt their homemaking in migrant life. With only 3 participants it certainly tested my remit,…

RT @HousingJournal: @urbanmargin @geoplanMQ @AndyMcG71 @donnahouston @BIP_news @SaleemulHuq @afroza_ku @SHLC_Cities @SHLC_BD @dremmapower @…

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