Raumcast

Have you ever thought about how much the way a city is designed can affect our everyday life? How it can make us feel welcomed, relaxed, stressed or unsafe. At the same time the city can be experienced in a different way by different people. An area that can feel safe for me could make you feel unsafe. Often this feeling can be traced back to discrimination: classism, sexism, racism, trans and homophobia. So the questions we asked ourselves is: Who is the city designed and shaped by and for whom? We focused on a queer, intersectional perspective and talked to planners, activists, performers and inhabitants in order to find out how we can make Berlin, or city for that matter, queerer. Music from Amadeus Holzer and Luisa Engelhaupt, sounds from pixabay (gemafrei/kostenlos).