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INN Praha: Proč vznikají vyloučené lokality?
INN Prague: Why are excluded locations created?
Event by: Punctum - Krásovka, Iniciativa nájemníků a nájemnic
Location: Punctum, Krásova 803/27, Praha 3
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[𝑒𝑛𝑔𝑙𝑖𝑠ℎ 𝑏𝑒𝑙𝑜𝑤]
❓ There has been a lot of talk about excluded localities and poverty trading in recent years. However, these concepts are rarely discussed in more depth in relation to the housing crisis. At the November public meeting of the Tenants' Initiative, we will therefore ask what socially excluded localities are, how they came about and what problems life in them entails.
📣 These and other questions will be answered by criminologist Václav Walach, who deals, among other things, with misdemeanors and crimes related to rental housing.
📍 The public meeting will take place on November 14 again at Punctu (Krásova 27), which is the easiest to get to from the Viktoria Žižkov tram stop.
After the public meeting, you can look forward to an informal gathering and ping pong 🏓.
💡 On the spot, you can also consult with members of the Initiative about your problems in rental housing and with a social worker about housing allowance.
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Why do social 𝘅cluded locations arise ❓
When: 14.11.2024 at 18:00
Where: Punctum Krásova 27
Guest: Václav Walach
Much has been heard in recent years about socially excluded localities and the poverty business. But rarely are these concepts discussed in depth in the context of the housing crisis. So, at the November public meeting of the Tenants' Initiative, we will be asking what are socially excluded localities, how did they come about and what are the challenges of living in them?
📣 These and other questions will be answered by criminologist Václav Walach, who focuses, among other things, on offenses and crimes related to rental housing.
📍 The public meeting will take place on 14 November again in Punctum (Krásova 27) , which is the easiest to reach from the Viktoria Žižkov tram stop.
After the public meeting, you can enjoy an informal get-together and ping pong 🏓.
💡 You can also consult with members of the Initiative about your problems in rental housing and with a social worker about the housing allowance.
❓ There has been a lot of talk about excluded localities and poverty trading in recent years. However, these concepts are rarely discussed in more depth in relation to the housing crisis. At the November public meeting of the Tenants' Initiative, we will therefore ask what socially excluded localities are, how they came about and what problems life in them entails.
📣 These and other questions will be answered by criminologist Václav Walach, who deals, among other things, with misdemeanors and crimes related to rental housing.
📍 The public meeting will take place on November 14 again at Punctu (Krásova 27), which is the easiest to get to from the Viktoria Žižkov tram stop.
After the public meeting, you can look forward to an informal gathering and ping pong 🏓.
💡 On the spot, you can also consult with members of the Initiative about your problems in rental housing and with a social worker about housing allowance.
*
Why do social 𝘅cluded locations arise ❓
When: 14.11.2024 at 18:00
Where: Punctum Krásova 27
Guest: Václav Walach
Much has been heard in recent years about socially excluded localities and the poverty business. But rarely are these concepts discussed in depth in the context of the housing crisis. So, at the November public meeting of the Tenants' Initiative, we will be asking what are socially excluded localities, how did they come about and what are the challenges of living in them?
📣 These and other questions will be answered by criminologist Václav Walach, who focuses, among other things, on offenses and crimes related to rental housing.
📍 The public meeting will take place on 14 November again in Punctum (Krásova 27) , which is the easiest to reach from the Viktoria Žižkov tram stop.
After the public meeting, you can enjoy an informal get-together and ping pong 🏓.
💡 You can also consult with members of the Initiative about your problems in rental housing and with a social worker about the housing allowance.