Feminism and Spatial Justice

Feminism is a movement that advocates for equal rights and opportunities for all genders, addressing systemic inequalities and challenging social norms that disadvantage women and marginalized groups. Spatial justice refers to the fair and equitable distribution of public spaces, resources, and infrastructure in communities, ensuring that everyone has access and feels safe. Together, they highlight the importance of creating environments that promote gender equality and social fairness, recognizing that the way physical spaces are designed and used can reinforce or challenge social inequalities. Both concepts aim to build more just, inclusive societies.