25. The Paradox of Greening: Social Inclusivity in Urban Green Spaces
This episode examines the intriguing "paradox of greening" cities, asking whether such initiatives are truly socially inclusive for all residents. We dive into discussions on integrating green infrastructure and nature-based solutions within urban planning while critically considering the crucial element of social equity.Relates to The Feminist Park Project: Challenges the project to be critically self-aware of potential social inequalities, urging the Feminist Park to be designed and managed in a way that actively promotes social inclusion and benefits all community members, not just a privileged few.Source for Podcast Episode:Book/Paper: "The Paradox of Greening Cities: Social Inclusivity and Urban Green Infrastructure"Author: Dagmar Haase, Sigrun Kabisch, Annegret Haase, Erik Andersson, Ellen Banzhaf, Francesc Baró, Miriam Brenck, Leonie K. Fischer, Niki Frantzeskaki, Nadja Kabisch, Kerstin Krellenberg, Peleg Kremer, Jakub Kronenberg, Neele Larondelle, Juliane Mathey, Stephan Pauleit, Irene Ring, Dieter Rink, Nina Schwarz, Manuel WolffIntro/Outro Music: big-band-tv-show-logo-164230 Music by Anastasia Chubarova from Pixabay
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24. Justice for Refugee Children: Accessing Green Spaces in Berlin
This episode investigates environmental justice in Berlin through the lens of refugee children's access to urban green spaces. By assessing perceived neighborhood distance, we highlight the unique challenges in providing safe, usable, and accessible green spaces for this specific and often vulnerable socioeconomic group.Relates to The Feminist Park Project: Deepens the project's commitment to environmental justice and intersectionality. It emphasizes that the Feminist Park must be planned with the needs of the most vulnerable in mind, ensuring equitable access and safety for all children, regardless of background.Source for Podcast Episode:Book/Paper: "Environmental Justice in the Context of Access to Urban Green Spaces for Refugee Children in Berlin"Author: S.C. (Sara Colletti) and M.K. (Michael Kleyer)Intro/Outro Music: big-band-tv-show-logo-164230 Music by Anastasia Chubarova from Pixabay
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23. 🏠 Green Gentrification: A Longitudinal Analysis in Barcelona
Is urban greening always beneficial for everyone? This episode presents a critical longitudinal and spatial analysis of green gentrification in Barcelona, specifically focusing on historically disenfranchised neighborhoods. We uncover evidence of how green spaces, while beneficial, can inadvertently contribute to gentrification around parks in old industrialized areas and historic city centers.Relates to The Feminist Park Project: Warns against unintended consequences of green space development and stresses the importance of anti-gentrification strategies. It highlights the need for the Feminist Park to be designed and managed in a way that truly serves existing communities and avoids displacement.Source for Podcast Episode:Book/Paper: "Green gentrification in Barcelona: A longitudinal and spatial analysis"Author: Isabelle Anguelovski, James J. T. Connolly, Laia Masip, Hamil PearsallIntro/Outro Music: big-band-tv-show-logo-164230 Music by Anastasia Chubarova from Pixabay
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22. 🌴 Ecosystems in the City: Mapping Services in Barcelona's Urban Region
Join us as we journey to the Barcelona Metropolitan Region to explore a study that defines, measures, and maps ecosystem services (ES) in an urban context. This episode outlines the quantification and mapping methods for various ES indicators, including crucial elements like crop and livestock production within the urban fabric.Relates to The Feminist Park Project: Provides a framework for understanding and valuing the ecological services a Feminist Park can offer, highlighting its role not just as a social space but also as a vital ecological contributor to a sustainable urban environment.Source for Podcast Episode:Book/Paper: "Mapping ecosystem services in the Barcelona Metropolitan Region: From supply and demand to bundles"Author: F. Baró, D. Geneletti, P. J. O'Farrell, A. ValdecantosBook/Paper: Green justice or just green? Provision of urban green spaces in Berlin, GermanyAuthor: Nadja Kabischa, Dagmar HaaseaIntro/Outro Music: big-band-tv-show-logo-164230 Music by Anastasia Chubarova from Pixabay
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21. Men in Feminism: Moving Beyond Performative Support | From Passive Bystanders to Active Allies — How Should Men Truly Show Up in Feminism?
In this empowering episode, we break down why feminism isn’t a threat to masculinity but the ultimate way for men to level up—boosting confidence, relationships, and purpose. Grounded in Self-Determination Theory and research by Moser, Siegel & Wiley, we explore how men can integrate feminist values into their identity and live freely with autonomy, belonging, and competence. Listen to real strategies from pro-feminist leaders on becoming allies, challenging patriarchy, and embracing positive masculinity as a path to personal and collective transformation. This episode is a must for any man curious about unlocking his full potential while advancing gender equity.Disclaimer: The role of men in feminism is a complex and ongoing conversation that evolves alongside efforts to dismantle patriarchy. This episode explores important facets of this topic but does not capture its full scope. Listeners are encouraged to share their insights on aspects that might have been overlooked or deserve deeper attention in future episodes. Suggestions for alternative framings or perspectives that could enrich the dialogue are also warmly welcomed, fostering a collective journey toward shared understanding and transformative change.Article/Book: Journal of Psychology of Men & Masculinities "Men in Feminism: A Self-Determination Perspective and Goals for the Future" Author: Charlotte E. Moser, Jaclyn A. Siegel, Shaun Wiley
About The Feminist Park Podcast – Un/Seen Spaces: Designing for Liberation!
Welcome to The Feminist Park Podcast! I'm Kwame, and this is Leilani. We're launching a groundbreaking show from The Feminist Park Project by Husseim Stuck, revolutionizing access to academic research. We'll dissect scientific papers on environmental justice, feminism, intersectionality, and anti-colonialism, making complex topics understandable. This podcast is also an AI-generated exploration into how AI can serve social good and academia, addressing the shocking reality that urban green spaces are often gendered. Join us to build truly equitable urban futures, one paper at a time!
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