Building Inclusive Cities: Women’s Safety and the Right to the City

The volume connects women’s safety with access to services, housing, mobility and the broader right to the city. Drawing on research and grassroots action, it demonstrates how urban exclusion is produced through both spatial conditions and social relations. Its EDI contribution is explicitly gendered and intersectional, while its relevance to design lies in urban environments, participatory processes and policy. It provides useful evidence for treating safety as an inclusion issue rather than as a narrowly technical security problem.