Sexism and the City: From Policy to Infrastructure

Sexism and the City: From Policy to Infrastructure - urbanNext, March 11, 2021. - 004301

And The City, No Density, Podcast, Politics and economics, Urban Paradigms

Accessibility, Architecture&Gender, City life, Collective Awareness, Economy, Gender, Homeless, Inequality, Infrastructure, podcast, Political & Economic Approach, Political implications, Public Space, Street network, Urban policies, Urban sociology, Well-being

The city can be discriminating, from its policy to its infrastructure, or public space to private toilet space. It can sometimes designed without considering women and the most vulnerable member of society. Join us as we talk how the city can be a safe space for everyone with our guest: the author of ‘No Place to Go’, Lezlie Lowe.

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