<transcript><audio_131>and i think you know we're seeing that but that doesn't happen very much in geography by the way i don't think uh social justice in the city has gone through three it's just two so that tells us something that's all i was</transcript><transcript><audio_132>i want to thank both of you for really interesting presentations and i have one question for each of you first of all the the last presentation</transcript><caption><image_133>The image shows a woman sitting on a chair in front of a group of people in a conference room. She is holding a microphone and appears to be speaking to the group. The woman is wearing a black blazer and has blonde hair. The people in the room are sitting in black chairs and are attentively listening to her. There is a wooden cabinet in the background and a person standing on the right side of the image. The room appears to have a white wall and a window.</caption><transcript><audio_134>you started to talk about citizenship and uh but you i don't know if you really came back to uh give us any conclusions about um what you uh i mean could you perhaps develop that a</transcript><transcript><audio_135>little bit it would be interesting to know for example did uh the protest the act approaches by itself mobilization and so on for the uh from the tenants</transcript><transcript><audio_136>point of view did it change them for example did did it change them as they saw how they saw themselves as citizens and so on uh perhaps a form of active citizenship something like that</transcript> and i think you know we're seeing that but that doesn't happen very much in geography by the way i don't think uh social justice in the city has gone through three it's just two so that tells us something that's all i was i want to thank both of you for really interesting presentations and i have one question for each of you first of all the the last presentation you started to talk about citizenship and uh but you i don't know if you really came back to uh give us any conclusions about um what you uh i mean could you perhaps develop that a little bit it would be interesting to know for example did uh the protest the act approaches by itself mobilization and so on for the uh from the tenants point of view did it change them for example did did it change them as they saw how they saw themselves as citizens and so on uh perhaps a form of active citizenship something like that
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