The third episode of the Urban Voices in audio format touches on the important theme of women navigating cities: their perception and feelings of safety as well as how urban planning and policy can affect or improve women’s and everyone else’s experience of public space.

 

 

In a conversation with profesor emeritus of criminology, Elisabeth (Els) Enhus, EUKN’s Communications and Policy Officer, Adela Hankus inquires into the specialists’ research on the relationship between the city, space, place and crime, fear of crime and prevention.

 

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