Mekanda Adalet Derneği (MAD) carries out transdisciplinary work on developing more just, ecological, and democratic processes/practices in urban and rural space. It produces, accumulates, and shares innovative, high-quality, and public knowledge.
Individuals, groups, and local/national/international institutions wishing to build spatial production practices through participatory methods; actors seeking to have spaces of hope and stories of hope heard and disseminated; and activists, researchers, and students whose work intersects with the framework of spatial and social justice, may apply to MAD for collaboration and experience-sharing.
Individuals affected by non-participatory urban transformation processes that create rights violations; those harmed by large-scale infrastructure, mining, and energy projects in urban and rural areas; and those exposed to the negative effects of the construction/excavation economy and the lack of oversight and irregularities within it, may in particular request the association’s support on visibility and advocacy.
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