Katrina Johnston-Zimmerman, Autor bei Urbanet

About Katrina Johnston-Zimmerman

Katrina is a researcher, educator, and recognized leader in applied anthropology from Philadelphia. Her deep understanding of how people experience and engage with each other in public space offers great insight to designers to create more livable cities through her consultancy THINK.urban. Globally recognized as one of BBC’s 100 Women of 2019, Katrina is an advocate for a heart-centred approach to co-create the equitable city of the future.

The Future (and Past) of Cities is Female

SPOTLIGHT ON: WOMEN IN CITIES

The Future (and Past) of Cities is Female

By Katrina Johnston-Zimmerman|2022-03-21T19:51:16+01:00March 15th 2022|Global Urban Debates, Youth & Gender, cities of the future, inclusive cities, Women in Cities|

Who defines our cities? And what are the consequences of these definitions? Katrina Johnston-Zimmerman shares some reflections.

About Katrina Johnston-Zimmerman

The Future (and Past) of Cities is Female

The Future (and Past) of Cities is Female

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