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Introduction The Mexican Cities Initiative Summer Research Fellowship has been established to fund innovative research on Mexico’s cities, open to all current GSD students. We solicit projects that offer new ways of envisioning Mexican Cities and their principal challenges, particularly as related to the themes of urban culture, urban innovation, as well as risk and resilience in everyday urbanism. Vision: Understanding Risk and Resilience through Everyday Urbanism Risk In the midst of Mexico’s rapidly transforming urban landscape, there is a need for more materials that interrogate informality, property rights, land tenure, underground economies, resource scarcities, crime, insecurity, and other urban […]