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A Winnipeg-based urbanist using sociology and communication to make people-centred cities. Co-founder of Women in Urbanism Canada.

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Bringing an Interdisciplinary Lens to the Urban Sector.

As a Rhetoric & Communications and Sociology graduate from The University of Winnipeg, I analyze and translate cities' people-to-place relationships in the built environment.

This work can be seen in multiple publications through the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, the Urban Economy Forum, and INKspire.

It is also what pushed my latest endeavour in developing Women in Urbanism Canada, a women-led community working to transform Canadian cities into more equitable, enjoyable, and sustainable places for everyone. 

I am eager to apply this skill and knowledge towards organizations in the urban sector, making cities more people-orientated.

Latest Publication

Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives Monitor Magazine May/June Issue 2021 "The Future of Organization".

The 15-Minute City prioritizes a higher quality of life by having necessities within a 15 min walking/biking distance. Though, to truly improve the quality of life for all residents, the design of 15-minute cities must include an equity analysis.
Read my research and thoughts on page 27 of The Monitor, along with other works from professors and community organizers across Canada!

“EQUITY ANALYSIS” Loving that lens and should be applied to every public infrastructure build! Equitable access to hospital services should have been analyzed @WRHospital in #windsor hospital plan. @fordnation @celliottability @TheWindsorStar

Tweet from Lori Hill

Truly excellent essay by @shareehochman on the concept, implementation, and potential consequences of the ‘15min city’ - the idea has a lot of potential for urban equity & equality if done right.

Tweet from Thomas Alexander Linder from Centre of Social Innovation