Organized as part of Urban October and World Habitat Day 2026, this interactive student workshop explores the relationship between migration, urban inclusion, and the right to adequate housing. The activity aims to raise students’ awareness of the diverse human experiences behind migration and the challenges of accessing inclusive, safe, and adequate housing. Through interactive activities, storytelling, group discussions, and collaborative design thinking, students will explore the connection between people, housing, and the urban environment. They will work together to exchange perspectives and develop creative ideas for more inclusive, equitable, and sustainable urban communities. The workshop encourages empathy, critical thinking, and interdisciplinary collaboration, highlighting the role of architecture and urban planning in shaping future habitats that respond to diverse needs and promote social inclusion.