Cities have been designed without women’s experiences in mind for a long time, making public spaces feel unsafe or inaccessible. Placemaking with a gender lens centres women’s daily realities such as care work, mobility needs, and safety concerns. It calls for inclusive and supportive environments shaped through diverse voices. Designing for women ultimately creates cities that work for everyone.

We are now open to members! This is a major step in growing our network across the country and bringing together exceptional women who are passionate about urbanism.

How we got here and where we are going. We are so glad that you are here.