How can a city truly become a space for everyone? In her keynote speech, Vera Krimmer shows why urban planning is never neutral—and how urban spaces can nevertheless be designed in such a way that they exclude no one, whether young or old, with or without disabilities, rich or poor. Using vivid examples, she illustrates how equality, participation, and visibility can be anchored in streets, squares, and neighborhoods. Listeners can expect an inspiring journey through the history, present, and future of our cities—with a new perspective on everyday barriers and concrete solutions from around the world. Because an inclusive city is not an ideal; it is achievable.
