The climate transition is social and spatial, it moves us through theoretical, technical and technological challenges to reach research that recognizes the ethnic-racial, gender, social and generational dimensions at regional, territorial, community and bodily scales impacted by climate change. The line of study has the concept of “socio-spatial analysis” and seeks, at the intersection of forms and structures, policies that eliminate from decarbonization actions the inequalities of the Global carbonization cycles.

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Gender inequalities cause injustices and disadvantages for women, girls and dissident bodies. However, gender is not an isolated category, but an interactive one that acts at the intersection with other structural markers such as race, class and generation and situational according to the contexts in which women and girls are inserted. The line of study proposes an “intersectional lens” on the dynamics of inequalities so that public policies and human rights reach everyone with justice.

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The urban space segregates territories and bodies, with the re-production of ethnic-racial, gender, generational and social inequalities. This excluding and deeply racialized configuration of space determines access to services, land and decent housing, impacting the health and food conditions of populations. The line of study has in the category "residential segregation" the analytical form that aims to contribute to public policies that eliminate inequities in health.

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