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Neighbourhood

Five neighbourhoods in Nigeria, Finland, the US and India that reflect the complexity of our local worlds

In a collaboration between the Sundance Institute and 蜜芽传媒 World Service five programmes explore the complexities of Neighbourhood across the globe.

Trying to rent a flat in the biggest city in India, Mumbai, with more than twelve and a half million inhabitants; modernising Nigeria鈥檚 city of Lagos for its astonishing 21 million people; talking to Finns about what it has meant to be a nation always squashed between Sweden and Russia; to two very different American neighbourhoods, a community garden in the old mill town of Lowell in Massachusetts, and the ancestral homeland of the Shinnecock Indians out at Conscience Point on Long Island near New York 鈥� these are places that reflect the infinite complexity of the local worlds in which we live.

That鈥檚 five Neighbourhoods on the 蜜芽传媒 World Service.