Inclusive Spaces: Exploring gender inequality in the built environment
Bartlett alumna Sherin Aminossehe walks us through her experience in the built environment and the changes that need to be made for gender equality.
Inclusive Spaces: Exploring gender inequality in the built environment
16 Mar 2022, 13:00 – 14:00
Join Sherin as she recounts her experiences of gender ineqaulity in the built environment profession, and explores the multiple ways gender inequality issues can manifest themselves in the workplace and how we, as a community, can work to change the way we think and act to influence change.
Sherin will also discuss how we can challenge and do the work to signal the intolerance of discriminatory behaviour.
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Join The Bartlett’s monthly Inclusive Spaces event series, where we’ll delve into the latest research and ideas from The Bartlett’s world-leading thinkers on race, gender, LGBTQ+, disability – and other dimensions of diversity in the built environment.
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Sherin Aminossehe, FRICS RIBA, is a Bartlett alumna who is currently Director of Infrastructure & Race Champion at the UK Ministry of Defence. Sherin was previously Head of the Commercial Office business at Landlease and led the company’s social impact strategy. She also sits as a Trustee on the Design Council.
Lecturer (Teaching) and Joint Programme Leader, Development Administration and Planning
Development Planning Unit (DPU)
Paroj is the co-lead of the EDI unit at the Development Planning Unit. She is an ethnographer by training and her research interest centre on urban dispossession and responses to spatial inequalities.
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All
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