Learn about gender equity & urbanism in the articles we write.
Here you’ll find stories, insights, and updates that reflect the work we’re passionate about. From practical resources to thoughtful reflections, our posts are here to spark ideas, share knowledge, and keep you connected with the conversations shaping our community.
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How Hostile Architecture Harms Women
Hostile architecture creates exclusionary public environments, typically targeting the most vulnerable populations. This design practice creates spaces that are not comfortable for anyone to pause, linger, or relax in for extended periods of time. Here are six elements of hostile architecture and how they directly and indirectly harm women.
Discovering Toronto Through a Newcomer’s Lens: Art, Urbanism, and Connection
Through photography and storytelling, our board member Aisha Sidiqi discovers Toronto beyond its architecture, seeing a city shaped by people, cultures, and everyday interactions. This project reflects her journey and explores how art builds connection, belonging, and a more inclusive understanding of urban life.
Home Grown
Carmahn McCalla’s exhibit “Home Grown” explores the intersections of womanhood, Blackness, and nature, in Downtown Halifax.
How it all Started
How we got here and where we are going. We are so glad that you are here.