A podcast exploring women's work in cities and urban design. Brought to you by Kollectivo Design Group.
What Would Jane Do
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Podcast Overview
A podcast exploring women's work in cities and urban design. Brought to you by Kollectivo Design Group.
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Publishing Since
11/1/2020
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Recent Episodes
November 14, 2021
Ep. 8 Environmental Sustainability with Alice Creasy in Edinburgh, Scotland
<p>This time we had the good fortune to speak to the environmentalist and urbanist Alice Creasy who is based in Edinburgh, Scotland. With the climate conference COP26 in Glasgow currently ongoing we discuss the pressing matter of climate change and its relations to future urban life. We also discuss Alice’s experience in starting a research collective and try to figure out exactly how large an allotment is? This and more on this 8th episode.</p>
October 6, 2021
Ep. 7 Heritage conservation in Celaya, Mexico with Claudia Muciño
This episode features our conversation with architect Claudia Muciño. She shares her experience working and living in Celaya, Mexico, a city with complex social dynamics. She tells us about her work in the urban development department and how she came to heritage conservation. We also get to hear about her favorite space in her city, other projects she is part of, and her expectations on future plans that can influence urban life in Celaya. Connect with Claudia: instagram.com/claumnh instagram.com/greeningcelaya Check out this episode’s blog post here: https://kollectivo.com/claudia-mucino You can always connect with us here: kollectivo.com instagram.com/kollectivodesign twitter.com/KollectivoDG
September 6, 2021
Ep. 6 Public Art with Meghan McCollum of Blank Space Bham in Alabama, USA
<p>We’re back with a new episode of What Would Jane Do where Meghan McCollum of Blank Space Bham joins us to talk about her experience as a muralist and urbanist in Birmingham, Alabama in the United States. Meghan has applied her background in geography and urbanism so beautifully into her work. In October 2021 Blank Space Bham is hosing Magic City Mural Fest featuring seven women from Birmingham to Los Angeles who together with community partners will activate an alley in Woodlawn with public art and placemaking. We also spend some time talking to Meghan about her favorite space in Birmingham and hearing about her experience studying for her masters degree in London.</p> <p><br></p> <p>To see Meghan's favorite space and some of Blank Space Bham's work, check out the blog post for her episode here: <a href="https://kollectivo.com/meghan-mccollum" target="_blank">https://kollectivo.com/meghan-mccollum</a></p> <p>You can always connect with us here:</p> <p><a href="https://kollectivo.com" target="_blank">kollectivo.com</a><br> <a href="https://www.instagram.com/kollectivodesign/" target="_blank">instagram.com/kollectivodesign</a><br> <a href="https://twitter.com/KollectivoDG">twitter.com/KollectivoDG</a></p>
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