The Misunderstood

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A list of nice words we should use more to describe people :

  • Adventurous : willing to undertake new and daring enterprises.
  • Affectionate : having or displaying warmth or fondness.
  • Ambitious : having a strong desire for success or achievement.
  • Amiable : diffusing warmth and friendliness.
  • Brave : not being afraid of danger.
  • Considerate : showing concern for the rights and feelings of others.
  • Courageous : able to face and deal with danger or fear without flinching.
  • Courteous : characterized by politeness and gracious good manners.
  • Diligent : characterized by care and perseverance in carrying out tasks.
  • Empathetic : showing ready comprehension of others' states.
  • Exuberant : unrestrained, especially with regard to feelings.
  • Gregarious : temperamentally seeking and enjoying the company of others.
  • Humble : marked by meekness or modesty; not arrogant or prideful.
  • Impartial : free from undue bias or preconceived opinions.
  • Intuitive : obtained through instinctive knowledge.
  • Inventive : marked by independence and creativity in thought or action.
  • Kind : behaving in a caring way towards people
  • Passionate : having or expressing strong emotions.
  • Philosophical : meeting trouble with level-headed detachment.
  • Practical : guided by experience and observation rather than theory.
  • Rational : having its source in or being guided by the intellect.
  • Reliable : worthy of trust.
  • Resourceful : adroit or imaginative.
  • Sensible : able to feel or perceive.
  • Sincere : open and genuine; not deceitful.
  • Sympathetic : expressing compassion or friendly fellow feelings.
  • Witty : demonstrating striking cleverness and humor.
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architectureandfilmblog: “DESIGNING CITIES TO BE SAFER FOR WOMEN: GENDER PERSPECTIVES IN URBAN PLANNING (2016) The safety of women in public space is an issue that’s been belatedly on people’s minds in the UK this week, and it’s upsetting to know...
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DESIGNING CITIES TO BE SAFER FOR WOMEN: GENDER PERSPECTIVES IN URBAN PLANNING (2016)

The safety of women in public space is an issue that’s been belatedly on people’s minds in the UK this week, and it’s upsetting to know that in many parts of the world this is an even greater problem than it is here. (It’s also troubling how often, even in the UK, violence against women is not considered newsworthy or politically important until it happens to an attractive young middle-class white woman - although of course it’s no less tragic when it does). This short talk by Ana Falú for UN-Habitat Worldwide is a good introduction to the topic. Falú examines some of the societal causes of poor gender representation in city design, particularly amongst non-white and lower-socio economic groups. She then looks at the way these can manifest, and at some of the key things we should consider when designing more gender- inclusive cities.

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