We introduce the idea of communality, both in a conjunction of plots, meanings, stories and forces that produce “the metamorphosis of the inhabited space”. We propose to generate a cross-border thinking that merges into the peripheral epistemologies of the former colonies, and puts at the heart of the matter the tension between the idea of a "city for its citizens" (a city of "the common") and a "city for its inhabitants" (a city of "communality"). We wish to generate a shift in the traditional forms of multicultural urban anthropology, in order to emphasize the systems and agents that build and perpetuate “civic” white supremacy, together with different forms of migrant resistance. In order to do this, we propose a series of non-mixed (racial) workshops based on the collective creation of necrocartographies, corpographies and cartographies of reimagination and emotionality where the vital experiences of the migratory process will be shared