In this first issue, we explore how International Women’s Day 2026 connects to the way our streets, transport systems, and public spaces are designed – and who they truly serve.

Dive into powerful contributor insights on feminist walks as collective care, where urban heritage, women’s stories, and social prescribing come together to reclaim the right to the city.​
You’ll discover how women’s names, memories, and everyday routes reshape public space, challenging male‑centric planning and making safety, belonging, and visibility non‑negotiable.​

Our “On the News” section curates articles on designing inclusive cities, gender‑sensitive mobility, and why public transport still fails to protect women – and what real solutions can look like.​
From safer streets and accessible childcare to climate‑resilient, low‑carbon neighbourhoods, we highlight how feminist urban design improves life for everyone.​

We’re also celebrating a major milestone: The Feminist Park podcast has reached 1,000 listeners on Spotify, and we share books and research on data bias, women changing cities, and men’s role in feminism for your further learning.​
Finally, you’ll find upcoming events and learning journeys – from “Beyond Patriarchy” to feminist cities symposia and leadership webinars – plus ways to stay connected with our team and community.​

• feminist cities, feminist urbanism, gender-inclusive urban planning​

• International Women’s Day 2026, women’s safety in public transport​

• social prescribing, collective care, feminist walks, urban heritage​

• gender data bias, Invisible Women, Women Changing Cities​

• feminist podcast, feminist events Berlin, Beyond Patriarchy​