
A Forum Of Ideas And Practice
Solidarity In Gdańsk. Public prelection in international conference, where we presented gender perspective in polish cities.
in urban areas and
architecture, built on
authentic approach
Challenges gender biases and inequalities, creating inclusive and safe cities and urban environments for all.
Promotes women's participation in shaping cities, amplifying their influence and ensuring their needs are considered.
Acknowledges intersectionality and works towards social justice in cities by addressing gender, race, class, ableism and other social factors.
transition zone
6 of 14flexible and mobile structure – age, gender, ability ready
6 of 11Gender/age & ability equitable spaces
3 of 15Micro-mobility ready, with parking for bikes, scooters, cargo bikes
4 of 15Flex-tures – flexible urban structures
5 of 15Eyes on the street
6 of 15groundfloor easly accessible apartments for elderly and disabled
8 of 15Active play
9 of 15Engaging youth & older people gender-neutral play area
10 of 15Community space for events/birthdays
11 of 15Urban farming
12 of 15Recycling center
13 of 15Post boxes
14 of 15passive leisure zone
7 of 7Private units: with private extended outdoor space of a generous size
5 of 11Solidarity In Gdańsk. Public prelection in international conference, where we presented gender perspective in polish cities.
Ewelina Jaskulska, took part in a discussion panel at the MSN, where she touched on the subject of street space from a
Research methodology on the example of Aleje Jerozolimskie (main street of Warsaw) on the exhibition “Street Fight” ate the Museum Of Contemporaray
Analysis of the preschool space and guidelines for the project of the first equal school in Poland, Zyrardow