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Diverse Dialogues The Podcast

Diverse DialoguesThe Podcastputs people at the centre of conversations about place, power, and who really gets to shape our cities. Through honest dialogue and bold perspectives, the podcast explores how we can build better, fairer futures. Rooted in real-world practice and grounded in lived experience,the podcastresponds to a continued lack of physical spaces and platforms that truly centre diverse voices. Each episode brings together changemakers from across the built environment, designers,

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1:04:52

Beyond Solutions: Safety Through Participation and...

Diverse Dialogues The Podcast ·

2025/12/09

In the final episode of our mini-series, Whose Safety? Rethinking Public Space for Women and Girls, Kuljeet is joined by Daisy Froud, strategist in participatory design, Mayoral Design Advocate, and member of the steering group behind the GLA’s guidance on Safety in Public Space, Women, Girls and Gender Diverse People. This conversation explores what safety really means when we move beyond solutions and into belonging, power, and the cultures that shape public space. Daisy reflects on how safety is

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Lived Realities: Navigating Safety, Identity & Urban...

Diverse Dialogues The Podcast ·

2025/12/02

In this second episode of our mini-seriesWhose Safety? Rethinking Public Space for Women and Girls, Kuljeet is joined byBhav Ghedia, an East Londoner with a background in architecture, an advocate for inclusive cities, and a member of Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park’s youth-led Elevate Board. Together, we unpack what safety looks and feels like in everyday life. Moving beyond design checklists or surveillance-led fixes, this conversation explores the quiet work many women, girls, and gender-diverse

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1:14:13

Safety Beyond Surveillance: Feminist Urbanism in...

Diverse Dialogues The Podcast ·

2025/11/25

In the first episode of this three-part mini-series, Kuljeet speaks withDr Ellie CosgraveandGaia CrocellafromPublica CICto explore what safety in public spaces really means for women and girls. Moving beyond assumptions, surveillance-led fixes, and design “quick wins,” this conversation unpacks the structural inequalities that shape how public space is experienced differently across gender, age, identity, and context. Ellie and Gaia bring forward a powerful combination of research, data, and lived

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1:03:15

More Than Murals: Art as Provocation

Diverse Dialogues The Podcast ·

2025/09/30

Have you ever considered art as a powerful tool to readdress equity in public spaces? In this episode, we’re joined by Hanna Benihoud, an architect-turned-artist whose joyful, intentional public art is reshaping the way we experience our cities. Hanna shares her journey from architecture to establishing her own studio, and how her practice challenges tokenism in co-creation, reframes public art as a fundamental part of regeneration, and sparks dialogue around safety, belonging, and ownership in

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Rethinking Our Relationship with Land and Landscapes

Diverse Dialogues The Podcast ·

2025/07/01

Closing our mini-series on Waterden Green: Power, Place and Participation,I’m joined byFenella Griffin,landscape architect, educator, and founding partner at Untitled Practice. This episode dives into what it takes to design spaces that genuinely reflect the lives of teenage girls, not just in principle, but in practice. Fenella speaks with clarity and care about landscape as more than terrain, but as a vehicle for justice, joy, and belonging. Our conversation moves between the personal and the

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40:32

Joy, Justice and Public Space

Diverse Dialogues The Podcast ·

2025/06/24

In thepenultimateepisode of our first mini series, we are joined by the wonderfulBeulah Taiwo Olawoyin, board member at Elevate Youth Group, and co-client on the Waterden Green project. This conversation is joyful, reflective, and deeply insightful. Beulah brings clarity and warmth as she shares her personal journey with Elevate, her perspectives on creating less male-dominated public spaces, and why amplifying youth voice, particularly that of young women, is so essential. We intentionally took a

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54:06

People First, Legacy Always

Diverse Dialogues The Podcast ·

2025/06/17

In the third episode of our mini-series,Pedro Gil brings a powerful perspective, not just on the Waterden Green project, but as someone whose lived experience actively informs how he designs with, not just for, communities. We dive into howStudio Gil and the multidisciplinary design teamcollaborated with young women and girls to co-create a more people-centric, inclusive space, and we reflect on the importance ofequity, opportunity, and representation,both in the communities we participate with and

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Leading Change with Girls and Young Women

Diverse Dialogues The Podcast ·

2025/06/10

In the second episode of our mini-series, we speak with Fahmida Nidhi, co-client on the Waterden Green project and now a board member at Elevate. We dive into how the co-clients shaped the project brief, took part in key decisions, and championed design that reflects the lived experiences of teenage girls. Fahmida shares powerful insights on building confidence, navigating adult-dominated spaces, and being taken seriously in a system not designed for young women. This is an honest, inspiring

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1:03:14

Behind the Scenes with LLDC

Diverse Dialogues The Podcast ·

2025/06/01

In this first episode of our mini-seriesReflecting on Waterden Green: Power, Place, and Participation, Kuljeet is joined by former colleagues from the London Legacy Development Corporation; Ruth Lin Wong Holmes, Jen Anderson, and Nigel Dexter, to explore the story behind a groundbreaking public realm project in Queen Elizabth Olympic Park, East London. Waterden Green is more than just a new green space for teenage girls; it’s a bold experiment in co-creation, where young women were empowered as

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Welcome to Diverse Dialogues

Diverse Dialogues The Podcast ·

2025/05/31

In this short introductory episode, host Kuljeet Sibia shares the story behindDiverse Dialogues, a podcast spotlighting voices and approaches that too often go unheard in conversations about cities, space, and development.Drawing on years of cross-sector practice at the intersection of equity, the built environment, and social change, Kuljeet reflects on the urgent need to centre diverse perspectives in shaping more inclusive, just, and resilient futures.Expect honest reflections, conversations with

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