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Apresentação Gingar na Cidade | com Henrique Chaves e Inês Vieira, e de João Santana da Silva
Gun Presentation in City | with Henrique Chaves and Inês Vieira, and João Santana da Silva
Event by: Tigre de Papel
Location: Rua de Arroios 25, Rua de Arroios 25, Lisboa
About event
Thursday, March 31, at 18h
Presentation of the book Gingar in the city. Bicycles, participation and transformation of the territory, with the participation of organizers, Henrique Chaves and Inês Vieira, and João Santana da Silva
This book presents the Gingada project and explores the relations between territory, participation and mobility, especially in bicycle, in the parish of Marvila, Lisbon. in riverside and industrial areas and local community mobilization. The second part highlights the bicycle as a work instrument and social inclusion, contextualizing and presenting the Gingada Project and other initiatives with thematic affinity in the territory. Vida by the Rés do Chão Association and the Janz and Associate Recreational Group, in partnership with the Community Group 4 Crescent, Santa Casa da Misericórdia de Lisboa, the Marvila University, the Lusófona University and the New University of Lisbon, reinforcing a broader local network and initiatives for the common good in the territory. The project is funded by the Priority Intervention neighborhoods and Zones (BIP/ZIP) of the Lisbon City Council.
Presentation of the book Gingar in the city. Bicycles, participation and transformation of the territory, with the participation of organizers, Henrique Chaves and Inês Vieira, and João Santana da Silva
This book presents the Gingada project and explores the relations between territory, participation and mobility, especially in bicycle, in the parish of Marvila, Lisbon. in riverside and industrial areas and local community mobilization. The second part highlights the bicycle as a work instrument and social inclusion, contextualizing and presenting the Gingada Project and other initiatives with thematic affinity in the territory. Vida by the Rés do Chão Association and the Janz and Associate Recreational Group, in partnership with the Community Group 4 Crescent, Santa Casa da Misericórdia de Lisboa, the Marvila University, the Lusófona University and the New University of Lisbon, reinforcing a broader local network and initiatives for the common good in the territory. The project is funded by the Priority Intervention neighborhoods and Zones (BIP/ZIP) of the Lisbon City Council.