Safaa Charafi

Safaa Charafi has been a member of Linktree for 2 years and joined in September 2023. The social media accounts linked to from Safaa Charafi are: • LinkedIn Besides social media accounts, safaach has populated their site with: • Interview by UN-Habitat • Redefining the Norm - POLIS Network • Spatial justice and inclusive cities with Red Slice • Why strive for gender inclusion in cities • Decolonising urban planning with Safaa Charafi • Allianz foundation fellowship • Future Cities. Housing affordability and sustainable urban environments in Belgium • Belgium's 40 under 40 • Intersectionality should matter to planners – here’s the reason why - The Planner/RTPI • Digital Frontiers Institute • Şehir & Toplum #30: Kadınlar ve Kapsayıcı Kentler • Fellow of "Je m'engage pour l'Afrique" - Marseille, France • Women and Planning: From theory to practice | Panelist with prominent urban practicioners Inès Sanchez de Madariaga and May East | Leeds Beckett University • Lecturer on "Gender Perspectives in Urban Development" – Via Austroboreal e.V. funded by DAAD • Keynote Speaker - 4th Arab Architecture Week 2023 • Speaker and Panelist at the European Parliament on Migrant Integration through Locally designed Experiences (MILE) • Speaker and Panelist at Urban Future 2024 - Rotterdam • Young Women Leadership on Climate Adaptation - Ban Ki-moon Centre • Interviewed in Emotion Magazine • United Academics Magazine • Decolonizing Planning: Women of Color in Urbanism • Vrouwen achter de tekentafel • How to Use Intersectional Analysis in Qualitative Research - SAGE PUBLICATIONS • Creating Fair & Sustainable Cities with Intersectionality • Country Chairs Smart & Sustainable Wing - G100 • Démocratie Urbaine : des villes inclusives et équitables - Le Soir • Tackling Racism In Brussels: Yes We Can! • Keynote Speaker for the Congress Build Back Better - Durban, South Africa • Speaker at NCCR Conference of Migration and Mobility Studies - Switzerland • La ville, quel genre? - L'Echo • Inclusive cities and empowered communities • Gender mainstreaming and intersectionality in urban policies • Rethinking Cities: Design for All, Not Just Men