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Inclusive design: Help us understand how we can make our streets and public spaces feel welcoming, safe and inclusive.
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Our streets and public spaces belong to all of us and we should all feel welcome, safe and included in Tower Hamlets.
This survey focuses on learning about the experience of women and girls in the borough. We want to hear what works for you, the places where you feel safe and what you enjoy when you are out and about in the area.
Help us identify places that work, so we can learn from them.
This survey is just one part of an evidence gathering exercise to understand and improve on the experience of women and girls in Tower Hamlets. We know that all gender identities, including men and boys, deserve to feel safer on our streets and public spaces. Research from the World Health Organisation shows that if you improve the experience of women and girls, places feel safer and more inclusive for all.
Our work on gender and inclusivity will be incorporated in the Local Plan and be used to inform design guidance on future development in the borough.
Our streets and public spaces belong to all of us and we should all feel welcome, safe and included in Tower Hamlets.
This survey focuses on learning about the experience of women and girls in the borough. We want to hear what works for you, the places where you feel safe and what you enjoy when you are out and about in the area.
Help us identify places that work, so we can learn from them.
This survey is just one part of an evidence gathering exercise to understand and improve on the experience of women and girls in Tower Hamlets. We know that all gender identities, including men and boys, deserve to feel safer on our streets and public spaces. Research from the World Health Organisation shows that if you improve the experience of women and girls, places feel safer and more inclusive for all.
Our work on gender and inclusivity will be incorporated in the Local Plan and be used to inform design guidance on future development in the borough.
This survey builds on what we learned from women and girls across Tower Hamlets and is just one part of an evidence gathering exercise to understand and improve on our experience. We know that all gender identities, including men and boys, deserve to feel safer on our streets and public spaces. Research from the World Health Organisation shows that if you improve the experience of women and girls, places feel safer for everyone.
We are running a number of research strands for this project, which we will draw together to inform design guidance and shape future developments in the borough. We will also work with partners across the council and beyond to help embed what we learn and ensure coherent multi-team approach to implementing inclusive design.
The survey is in five sections. Please skip any sections that don't apply to you.
If you would like to take part in other workshops associated with our research or you would like us to deliver a workshop for a group you are involved in you can let us know at the end of the survey.
