Postcards from Rosengård

This work was produced by a student group of the RePIC (Re-Designing the Post-Industrial City) master program as part of a City Lab on Migration and Super-diversity, held in Malmö in September 2024. Whether through observation, dialogue, or the creation of visual narratives, we approached each part of the process with the belief that every detail—no matter how small—contributes to the bigger picture. By addressing themes such as migration, integration, and identity in Rosengård, we as a team hope to bring attention to ongoing discussions relevant to this neighbourhood, and to the global conversations about cities and super-diversity. Our showcased work is not a solution but an invitation to reflect on the complexities we observed. We hope to contribute to a deeper understanding of the spaces and people we studied. RePIC is a joint master program by the universities that form the UNIC European University Alliance.

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Current issues in migration research
Published
2024-11-15
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https://doi.org/10.24834/cimr.2024.1.1818
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Urban Planning and Governance
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Postcards from Rosengård

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Abstract

This work was produced by a student group of the RePIC (Re-Designing the Post-Industrial City) master program as part of a City Lab on Migration and Super-diversity, held in Malmö in September 2024. Whether through observation, dialogue, or the creation of visual narratives, we approached each part of the process with the belief that every detail—no matter how small—contributes to the bigger picture. By addressing themes such as migration, integration, and identity in Rosengård, we as a team hope to bring attention to ongoing discussions relevant to this neighbourhood, and to the global conversations about cities and super-diversity. Our showcased work is not a solution but an invitation to reflect on the complexities we observed. We hope to contribute to a deeper understanding of the spaces and people we studied. RePIC is a joint master program by the universities that form the UNIC European University Alliance.

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