is a transdisciplinary creative symposium that brings together researchers, practitioners, curators, and artists to explore the lively and contested field of spatial justice

starts from situated and performative experiences of knowledge. JUST! seeks to rethink and expand the very notion of spatial justice, extending it into the socio-ecological sphere and recognising the rights of both human and more-than-human ecologies as integral to processes of territorial transformation. In this light, the call emphasises the relational dimension of justice, rooted in the interdependencies between bodies, environments, and social living structures. It challenges technocratic and individualised responses to the contemporary crisis, advocating instead for situated, non-hierarchical practices that open up new forms of shared rights based on cohabitation, negotiation, and care

 aims to be a peer open platform to share experiences, knowledge, theories, and questions towards a just space of coexistence. The transdisciplinary scope of the call highlights the sensitive and embodied dimensions of vital relations, drawing from urban and landscape studies, sound studies, environmental arts and humanities, political science, philosophy and the critical legal theory

 seeks to collect a variety of situated cases, experimental interpretations, and explorations of apocryphal literature

welcomes contributions that explore a hybrid lexicon that legitimizes phenomena that are wild, minor, radical, queer, anarchic, weird, monstrous, decolonial, and that reveal counterpoints, cracks, sabotages, interstices, diversity…