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EPISODE · Nov 25, 2025 · 35 MIN

24. Justice for Refugee Children: Accessing Green Spaces in Berlin

from The Feminist Park Podcast – Un/Seen Spaces: Designing for Liberation! · host The Feminist Park Podcast

This episode investigates environmental justice in Berlin through the lens of refugee children's access to urban green spaces. By assessing perceived neighborhood distance, we highlight the unique challenges in providing safe, usable, and accessible green spaces for this specific and often vulnerable socioeconomic group.Relates to The Feminist Park Project: Deepens the project's commitment to environmental justice and intersectionality. It emphasizes that the Feminist Park must be planned with the needs of the most vulnerable in mind, ensuring equitable access and safety for all children, regardless of background.Source for Podcast Episode:Book/Paper: "Environmental Justice in the Context of Access to Urban Green Spaces for Refugee Children in Berlin"Author: S.C. (Sara Colletti) and M.K. (Michael Kleyer)Intro/Outro Music: big-band-tv-show-logo-164230 Music by Anastasia Chubarova from Pixabay

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