RMIT Open Press Book Launch – Reclaim the Streets

RMIT Open Press Book Launch – Reclaim the Streets

  • 16 Sep 2026
  • 11:00am - 12:00pm
  • FREE
  • Melbourne City
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Join us for the launch of Reclaim the Streets, a timely exploration of how communities around the world are transforming urban spaces through collective action.

Drawing on direct collaboration with activists, Marco Amati and Lisa de Kleyn examine campaigns across Colombia, Spain, Mexico, India, New Zealand and Australia, revealing how residents reclaim streets and public spaces in response to the social and environmental challenges of contemporary urban life. 

This event offers a unique opportunity to hear from the authors, engage in discussion about the future of public space, and reflect on the role of communities in shaping more inclusive and sustainable cities.

Where: RMIT University Swanston Library, City Campus, Rocking Chair Lounge, Building 12, Level 6, Room 105. Enter via Building 10.

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