URB 333H1
Social Justice in the City
How do power and dominance consolidate in urban settings? How do individuals and communities contest this consolidation, and claim spaces and rights in the city? These questions will be taken up through a range of critical approaches, including Indigenous, critical race feminist, political economy, queer, and anarchist perspectives. Students will have the opportunity to carry out interview-based research on an issue of equality and social justice that matters to them.
Prerequisites & course information
Exclusion: INI333H1; Exclusion:
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027