Just Cities: Housing and Climate to Reduce Inequalities aims to discuss how climate action can be integrated into urban planning to ensure dignified housing and reduce socio-spatial inequalities. The event will take the form of a roundtable with specialists in housing, environment, and social justice, followed by a collective proposal-building session that values the knowledge and experiences of participants. With an interdisciplinary and educational approach, the discussion connects housing policies, climate change adaptation, and strategies for inclusive and sustainable cities, making the dialogue both accessible and engaging. The program includes a welcome and contextualization, a panel discussion with national and international experts, audience participation to gather suggestions, and a final synthesis of key points and next steps. This dialogue is directly linked to the main theme of Urban Circuit 2025 – Facing Urban Challenges: Paths to Just and Sustainable Cities, emphasizing the importance of climate solutions that also promote equity in housing access and improve urban environmental quality.