Michele Acuto

@acuto.bsky.social

Pro Vice-Chancellor at University of Bristol & Prof of Urban Resilience • 🏀🏳️‍🌈 • all views my own, sort of...

In a moment of deep geopolitical divisions city diplomacy is more urgent than ever, especially in global health. Thanks to the @cfr.org team at Think Global Health for the chase to make the case for investing in networked #cityleadership 🤝🌏

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In thinking about global health governance in the wake of COVID-19, @acuto.bsky.social says city diplomacy should play a more prominent and urgent role in the work of urban leaders, global health experts, and the foreign affairs community. www.thinkglobalhealth.org/article/maki...

Hugely grateful to Bristol Uni for the chance to contribute to a unique global civic mission, straddling a great city and its planetary civics. Looking forward to joining the exec team as PVC Global Engagement, working with an amazing cast of civic advocates brnw.ch/21wHrMT

University appoints new Pro Vice-Chancellor for Global Engagement

The University of Bristol is delighted to announce the appointment of Professor Michele Acuto to the post of Pro Vice-Chancellor for Global Engagement.

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A treat to have a chance to listen to Lily Kong at SMU on the responsibility of a city university & Ananya Roy on sanctuary and worlding humanism at NUS, all in a day of 🇸🇬 Singaporean stopover, all very personal and scholarly activist, all hugely inspiring 🙌🏼

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"lack of reliable services and safety issues are hampering cities’ ability to take full advantage of the second half of the day." great stuff as usual from Andreina Seijas from the Mastercard 24hourCities Network project www.weforum.org/agenda/2024/...

Rethinking 24-hour cities: night-time strategies to address urban challenges and thrive

Night-time economies in #cities generate billions of dollars and hundreds of thousands of jobs. However, unreliable services and safety issues remain an issue. #wef24

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Great to start the year by reflecting on urban resilience: I loved this no-frills podcast chat with Lukas Petridis for our new @centre4cities.bsky.social “City Resilience in Melbourne” miniseries, chatting pandemics, urban heath & symbolic power open.spotify.com/episode/1SwZ...

Michele Acuto

Listen to this episode from City Resilience In Melbourne on Spotify. Michele Acuto, Director for the Melbourne Centre for Cities at the University of Melbourne, joins host, Lukas Petridis, in the fift...

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