Community Researcher Recruitment for the Women’s Safety Audit Project is now live!

Transport for London (TfL) and the Mayor’s Office for Policing and Crime (MOPAC) have been working together to make public space feel safer and more inclusive for women, girls and gender diverse people. As part of their programme of work, they have appointed architecture and urbanism practice, We Made That, to pilot Women's Safety Audits in 5 locations across London - with Westminster (specifically the area around Paddington) as one of the locations chosen. 

We Made That are now looking for community researchers to join them on this new and exciting project. The community researchers will help conduct research, test new engagement methods, and share insights about experiences of safety in London’s public places. 

This paid position is open to women and gender diverse people of all ages and backgrounds and no prior research experience is necessary. 
 
More information can be found here: https://www.wemadethat.co.uk/insight/community-researchers-open-call-making-london-safer-for-women-girls-and-gender-diverse-people

Any questions can be directed to communityresearch@wemadethat.co.uk