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Urban Design for Women: Addressing Gender, Safety, and Walkability in Modern Cities

Cities shape our experiences, but not all experiences are created equal. Women, in their daily lives, often navigate urban spaces with an acute sense of awareness tied to concerns about aggression and harassment. These concerns are not just intangible fears; they manifest in real behaviours - precautionary steps or outright avoidance of certain areas, particularly during nighttime hours. This significantly impacts their mobility and the way they interact with urban environments. Join us in this insightful episode of Design to Connect, where we delve into the critical topic of women's walkability and safety in urban environments, with a special focus on Milan. We engage in a profound discussion with Lily and Lamia, researchers working on the StepUp project. Key Highlights: -Challenges in Urban Safety for Women: Explore the unique challenges and experiences women face in cities, particularly in Milan, and how these impact their daily lives. -The StepUp Project: Discover the objectives of the StepUp project, which aims to identify, understand, and analyze challenging areas in Milan's neighborhoods to enhance women's walkability and safety. -Personal Experiences and Insights: Hear Lily and Lamia share their personal journeys and experiences in urban settings, highlighting the differences in safety perceptions across various cities. -Architectural and Urban Design Elements: Learn about the architectural elements that influence women's perception of safety in cities and how urban design can play a pivotal role in enhancing their well-being. -Impact on Society: Understand the broader societal implications of women's safety in urban areas, including economic, social, and cultural aspects. -Vision for the Future: Imagine a future where women's safety in urban spaces is not an issue, and cities are designed inclusively for all genders and ages. This episode is not just a discussion; it's a call to action for more inclusive and safer urban design. 🔗 **Relevant Links**: **[STEP UP Project - Inclusive Mobility](https://transformtransport.org/resear.... Participate in our **[Survey in English](https://forms.gle/vnZwdr7w7NRXHqHz5)**. Partecipa al nostro **[Sondaggio in Italiano](https://forms.gle/T1rBrM2pVD6ggvC76)**. 🔗 **Connect on LinkedIn**: **[Fondazione Transform Transport ETS](  / )**  . **[Lamia Abdelfattah](  / lamia-afattah)**  . **[Lily Scarponi](  / lilyscarponi)**  . If this topic resonates with you, please like, share, and subscribe to support the discussion and raise awareness on this vital issue. . #UrbanGenderDivide #InclusiveCities #UrbanMobility #WomenInUrbanSpaces #PublicSpaceEquity #GenderSafety #InclusiveMobility #STEPUPProject #SpatialEquity #FeministUrbanism #SafeCitiesForWomen #UrbanPlanning #IntersectionalFeminism #TransformTransport #CitySpaceArchitecture #ParticipatoryPlanning #PublicSpaceDesign . Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/ak/love-and-sorrow License code: SLURIZUWMKHAFFW2 Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/prigida/burble License code: O3TPVXLKGVNQKCQI