What makes prefabricated timber residential architecture truly sustainable? Join Slavomíra Ferenčuhová's hybrid lecture, 28 January 2 pm, on the social life of the post-war “Finnish houses” in Czechia since the 1950s, debating the residential practices of adjustments, maintenance and reconstruction.

🔔 Slávce Ferenčuhové, která je vedoucí projektu CESCAME, vyšel v časopise AV ČR A-magazín článek "Panelstory po česku" Radky Římanové, kde se dozvíte mimo jiné něco málo také o její práci na SOU AV ČR. 🎄 Doporučujeme jako příjemnou předvánoční četbu! Link: pdf.avcr.cz/A/2025-04/#p...

CESCAME joins the RC21 Vienna 2026 call with Session #15 “Rethinking the Urban Home: Self-Help Housing Re/constructions and Contemporary Challenges.” We welcome your contributions! Full session description is available here: cescame.soc.cas.cz/research-out...

🚨The 2nd webinar in the #YSI and #RegStud supported series organised by @max-roessler.bsky.social & @crhistianjoel.bsky.social happening soon. 🚨 🕰️ 16th Sept 2pm BST / 3pm CEST ▶️ Spatial imaginaries of ‘left behind places’ in policy discourse bit.ly/47hnppY Free to attend. 😁🔄

🌍 New article alert in Antipode, co-authored by members of CESCAME! How can thinking from and with the Global East enrich postcapitalist scholarship and political imagination? A thread 👇

🚨 Our event is happening today! Come join us — we’re looking forward to seeing you online or in person at 3 PM CEST! 🎉

See you on April 28!!! 👀👇

📢 One week to go! On April 28, we’ll be joined by Benedikt Schmid to explore how municipalities navigate the complexities of (post)growth—and how everyday practices can transform our understanding of urban futures. 📅 April 28, 15:00 CEST, join us in Prague or online 📌 Registration open until Sunday!

🚨 Still time to register for the upcoming workshop: Everyday Transformations: A municipal lens on (post)growth (dis)entanglements with Benedikt Schmid! 📅 April 28, 15:00 CET – join us in Prague or online. 📝 Abstract now on the event page. 👉 More info & registration – link in the comments!

🧵1/3 Centrum pro studium sociální změny a materiálního prostředí @cescame.bsky.social sleduje nenápadné inovace ve městech, které vznikají v reakci na společenské a environmentální výzvy. 🏙🌍

🔹 Workshop: Benedikt Schmid in dialogue with CESCAME 🔹 We’re excited to host Benedikt Schmid at the Institute of Sociology, Prague! 🚀 Join us for an engaging talk on community sustainability transitions. 📍 Prague + Online 📅 Details & registration: cescame.soc.cas.cz/events/works...

❓Jak zapojit veřejnost do rozhodování o nových projektech v obcích? Členové a členky týmu CESCAME se aktivně zapojují do veřejných diskuzí na aktuální témata! Jednou z těchto akcí byl online seminář od Agora Central Europe na téma NIMBY efektu (Not In My Backyard).👇

🌍 Silent sustainabilities and political agency 🌍 What role do everyday micro-practices play in shaping sustainable urban life? Two months ago, the CESCAME mid-term conference explored this question in depth. 🔎 Key insights are now available! 📖 Read more: cescame.soc.cas.cz/events/micro...

📢 The CESCAME conference "Micro-practices of Societal Transformation?" is next Monday and Tuesday! 🎉 Join us for two days of talks on how everyday practices drive societal and urban sustainability. 🌱 Registration is still open—don’t miss out! More details here: cescame.soc.cas.cz/events/micro...

The CESCAME conference is just around the corner! 🌍✨ Check out the themes of each session on our website: cescame.soc.cas.cz/events/micro.... The detailed schedule will be available soon. 📅 Registration is still open (free of charge) until October 13th, 17:00 CEE. Don’t miss out!

🟡 Curious how DIY reconstructions, gardening, or waste reduction can drive sustainability? 👉 Join us Oct 14-15 for discussions with European experts on how everyday practices shape urban life. Learn how small actions align with or challenge city policies! 👉 Hybrid event. #sustainability #urbanlife

We have just moved our profile from twitter. We'll be happy to reconnect here to inform about our work on inconspicuous innovations in urban context and to hear about yours. More details about our research can be found here: cescame.soc.cas.cz