Community Participation | UCL Masters Project

Shared Ground – Kilburn Community Engagement

As part of an interdisciplinary team of six women (Aishwarya Pillai, Ayan Gasimova, Xeniya Mir, Rei Lindemann, Natacha Soto, and Evey Grika), we explored community ownership and spatial justice in Kilburn through mapping, ethnography, and public engagement. Our work culminated in a public exhibition proposing a flexible, community-led Urban Room for Kilburn. I led the educational asset mapping, co-conducted stakeholder interviews, and co-produced the graphic visuals and report content.