Socio-spatial dynamics of queerness and mobility in Bogotá, Colombia

这个跨学科的项目关注人类的流动性、酷儿和相关的城市斗争。它关注的是种族多样化的社会群体，包括哥伦比亚国民（包括国内流离失所者）和来自委内瑞拉、全球北方和其他地方的国际移民。它将利用波哥大<e:1>（哥伦比亚）的创新比较研究，推动关于性别地理学和城市正义思想的概念和政策辩论。该项目通过对当代城市的动态理解来解决和探索重大挑战，坚定地遵循“城市、环境和宜居性”的路径。它采用了一种真正的全球视角，承认城市之间的相互联系及其面临的挑战。具体来说，它谈到了与以下方面相关的CEL途径：社会排斥-促进因性取向和性别认同而被边缘化的社会群体的城市权利；贫困——了解不同群体之间流动和流离失所的社会经济驱动因素；气候变化和环境退化——将干旱和洪水等问题纳入国内和国际流动的全球推动因素，特别是农村向城市的移民。该项目通过多尺度方法关注这些问题，追踪地方、国家和国际酷儿流动模式如何塑造城乡互动，促进城市归属感和社区。这些主题与这条道路的宜居性部分直接相关。

This interdisciplinary project focuses on human mobility, queerness, andrelated urban struggles. It centres on ethnically diverse social groupsencompassing Colombian nationals (including internally displaced people)and international migrants from Venezuela, the Global North, andelsewhere. It will use innovative comparative research in Bogotá(Colombia) to advance conceptual and policy debates on the geography ofsexuality and ideas of urban justice.The proposed project sits firmly within the "Cities, Environment andLiveability" pathway by addressing and exploring grand challenges througha dynamic understanding of the contemporary city. It adopts a genuinelyglobal perspective in acknowledging the interconnectedness of cities andthe challenges they confront. Specifically, it speaks to the CEL pathway inrelation to: social exclusion - promoting the right to the city of social groupsmarginalised by their sexuality and gender identity; poverty - understandingthe socio-economic drivers of mobility and displacement among diversequeer groups; and climate change and environmental degradation -incorporating issues such as droughts and flooding as global push factorsfor internal and international mobility, particularly rural to urban migration.The project focuses on these issues through a multi-scalar approach,tracing how local, national and international queer mobility patterns shaperural-urban interactions and foster urban belonging and community. Theseare themes directly connected to the liveability component of this pathway.