In this episode of the podcast I speak with Kali Marnane about recognising our biases when engaging in our passions, the impact and importance of how we name and classify things, the significance and meaning of thresholds in inner and outer spaces, spectrums of relationships between public and private, and the influence that spaces have on our wellbeing and resilience.

Kali is an architect and researcher working to build equitable, resilient and thriving communities. She is currently undertaking a Doctor of Philosophy at The University of Queensland on the built environment of informal settlements in Ahmedabad, India to understand how the built environment can marginalise or support different groups of people.

Kali's website: www.kalimarnane.com
Kali on instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kalimarnane/

Other resources:
Manav Sadhna https://manavsadhna.org/
The Anganwadi Project https://www.anganwadiproject.com/
A side project Kali is involved in: https://www.newbuildbrisbane.com/