This blog post highlights key challenges faced by women commuters drawing from the interviews taken as a part of Gendered Mobility and Climate Action research. 

This blog post summarizes the everyday journeys taken in Mumbai and the workshop conducted as a part of Gendered, Mobility and Climate Action research. 

This post examines game methodology as a potential method for qualitative data collection to understand the subconscious behaviour of a commuter and the various factors influencing it, continuing our…

A closer look at the workings of the village commons in Goa.

This post reflects on the methodological challenges faced in our ongoing research on Gendered Mobility and Climate Action.

This post addresses how the Comunidade continues to be relevant in Goa especially to achieve goals of environmental sustainability.

Continuing our series on examples of homegrown neighbourhoods and impulses from the United States- an inspiring story of the Tent city movement lead by activist Mel King.

The second blog in the series on Gendered Mobility and Climate Action discusses the methodology and approach we used to conduct the research.

An introduction to the effect of gendered travel behaviour on carbon emissions.

On how self-built structures in cities claim legitimacy bit by bit - A comparison between Mumbai and Philadelphia