[Taylor Sawyer]

Barcelona — In my current work, I could see opportunities to encourage our external project leaders to do better data collection like the gender impact assessment and some analysis about women’s views on the outcomes of the projects.

[Taylor Sawyer]

Barcelona — I recently completed a PhD on child-friendly cities and children’s involvement in urban planning, focusing on Oslo. There are many parallels between what makes a city better for women and what makes a city better for children. I think using a mix of quantitative and qualitative data is essential to understand these topics. I am currently engaged in a project looking at neurodiversity and cities; safety and security are recurrent themes there as well.

[Taylor Sawyer]

Barcelona — My results were quite similar to the women represented in the study results presented in the video.

[Taylor Sawyer]

Glasgow, Scotland — A local group called Young Women Lead did some research on feminist cities and what would make a city safer and more livable for women. What would a feminist Glasgow look like? – Bella Caledonia

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