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They are a cooperative of urban planners, sociologists and architects who have been working on feminist urbanism since 2005. They work to integrate an intersectional feminist perspective in domestic, community and public spaces in coordination with other entities and cooperatives, municipal and supra-municipal institutions and universities They have almost 20 years of experience at local, national and international level and have developed more than 500 projects linked to public space, mobility, housing, equipment, security, care and community participation and action.