The collective leads a telegram channel about care on the cities, research methods and cases of feminist city

Feminist Park Collective is advocating for Environmental Justice. Its mission is to amplify the voices of FLINTA, Queer Individuals, Black, Indigenous and People of color, collectively envisioning more inclusive urban green spaces.

Collective of architects based in Berlin which focuses on power relations in space using intersectional lenses. Collective works on audio walks, workshops, exhibitions

The collaborative platform for creating cartography of queer life: adding geotags and posting love stories, coming out experiences, encounters with violence

A living archive of queer experiences in Berlin in Tbilisi. The project was created by the Berlin-based collective Poligonal

The festival which commemorates the disappeared and displaced queer clubs and centers in Berlin

The Website of Jack Jen Gieseking that collects literature and other sources on the intersection of gender, sexuality and spac

The research of Alexander Auris critically approaches gay neighborhoods in a European context. It explores what are truly common queer spaces. The project offers a research method that was tested in Berlin

Is the public map for the LGBTQIA2S+ and ally community to find queer-owned businesses and community spaces all over the world: tattoo artists, restaurants, hair stylists, sport clubs, bike shops, crafts etc

The auteur urban walks in Kaliningrad and Svetlogorsk with Anastasya Yurchuk. One of the walks dedicated to women’s history in Kaliningrad-Königsberg, organized in collaboration with local feminist initiative Feminitive.comm

Urban walks in Moscow with Lisa Semyanovskaya about women’s lives and places in the city connected with their stories

The collective critically examines digital urbanism and unequal distribution of urban development. It investigates how platforms like Airbnb, Amazon, Uber etc. commodified cities

The tour is organized by Vlada Neradovskaya. She tells the stories about women’s rights in economic, political and social spheres before the revolution in 1917. Vlada shows the places in Tyumen (Russia) to imagine the life of women from different classes in late XIX and beginning of XX centuries

Theater laboratory with citizens directed by Elena Gorlatova. Women of different ages and backgrounds explored their experiences, fears and joy of being a women in urban space. The result of the lab was a performative walk in Tyumen (Russia).

The project advocates for more just public spaces which are created for girls and young women. The team provides trainings for architects, collaborate with developers to create more inclusive spaces where teenage girls are involved from the start. They also collect reports and research on the topic.

The project combined research, art and activism to explore women's experiences in cities. The project created several zines about safety, domestic violence, feminist street art and queer spaces. The project was initiated by Sasha Talaver and Ulyana Bychenkova. It is no longer active.

Urban design project created together with Swedish teenage girls for more spanteneous physical activities: dance. play and free sports. Designed by Nivå Landskapsarkitektur.

A bibliography of texts written by women about architecture. It is a collabarative effort of collection creating that challenges notions of hierarchy and value.

Urban development initiative by UN-Habitat which provides methods and tools for urban actors to support teenage girls participation in city planning. The toolbox consist of 9 blocks as a step-by-step guideline - how to co-plan cities from a girl's persective.

Platform promotes a prize for women architects. The prize DIVIA AWARD recognizes their work and make it visible for professional community. It aims to raise awareness of role models for young women architects.

Exhibition which took place in the New Society for Visual Arts in Berlin from 15 June – 28 July 2013. It explored how build space is connected to gender codes and reproductive labor. The exhibition presented utopian architectural vision, its potential and limitations for creating new forms of cohabitation.

Research seminar and a one week mapping camp which was held in summer 2020 and organized by J.Koepper, M. Wegewitz and D. Pelger. The research combined social, analytical and artistic methods to develop a collaborative map. The map presents the ideas of what a non-sexist city could look like.

“Feminist City” combines 4 different audio walks developed by students at KISD during a short-term project in November 2022. Contributions to the walk were developed in teams of 3 or 4 students, with themes based on different chapters from Leslie Kern’s book “Feminist City”: City of Men, City of Friends, City of One and City of Fear.

Guided tour in Berlin about queer history of the city. Organized by Nathaniel Flakin, the author of the project Revolutionary Berlin.

Grassroot initiative based in Amsterdam which does a research on period poverty. One of the projects is Menstruation Station, self-serve cabinets with period products placed in different locations in Amsterdam.

Audio guide that immerses listeners to the history of queer Moscow: activism, art, night life, trans people rights, queer family struggles. The tour includes playlist of hits queer songs in Russian language. The guided your was published by Side by Side Film Festival.