UnSeen Spaces

In the second episode of UnSeen Spaces we are joined by Nina Ottosen again and take a closer look at how climate change and issues of climate justice are affecting communities in Kampala, Uganda as well as how the urban farming of Ghetto Go Green is transforming communities there into greener spaces with new opportunities for business. In UnSeen Spaces we dive deep into the intersection of urban design, the inclusion of marginalised youth, slums and public space. Here we talk to researchers, experts, interesting voices in the urban space as well as other organisations about how to improve and foster the potential of youth and the urban space in slums.    UnSeen Spaces is produced by Dreamtown, a danish NGO, dedicated to creating space for and improving the wellbeing of young people in urban slums.   http://www.dreamtown.ngo

In first episode of UnSeen Spaces we take the journey all the way to Sierra Leone, where we follow the question on how youth-led urban innovation can play a role in the urban slum communities in Freetown. For a deeper insight, we are joined by Nina Ottosen, head of programs at Dreamtown, who tells us about one of Dreamtown's projects, the Urban Space Race. In UnSeen Spaces we dive deep into the intersection of urban design, the inclusion of marginalised youth, slums and public space. Here we talk to researchers, experts, interesting voices in the urban space as well as other organisations about how to improve and foster the potential of youth and the urban space in slums.  UnSeen Spaces is powered by Dreamtown, a danish NGO, dedicated to creating space for and improving the wellbeing of young people in urban slums. http://www.dreamtown.ngo