The Make Space for Girls report on what research and data can tell us about teenage girls and parks.

An introduction to designing better for teenage girls produced by us for Homes England.

Clear guidance on how to create parks in which women and girls feel safe and welcome

Guidance written with law firm Weightmans on the Public Sector Equality Duty, and its importance for councils who want to make parks more welcoming for teenage girls.

Peer research allows young women to create research that will shape their areas. We collaborated with Countryside Partnerships and the London School of Economics on a peer research project in the London borough of Brent, and this report summarises our findings.

A report on research with young women on play spaces and MUGAs focussing on safety.

Research by Women in Sport on the barriers girls face to enjoying parks.

Leeds University research on perceptions of safety and parks for women and girls.

A short film in which young women from Crewe discuss their experience of a public realm that hasn't been designed with their needs in mind.

A report on how girls in Oxford felt about their local parks and their access to nature, and how they would design these spaces to be more inclusive.

Engagement work with year 9 girls in partnership with LSE Cities, Countryside Properties and Make Space for Girls.

A report on our engagement programme with young women in 2022 in Crewe and Trowbridge in partnership with the LSE.

A guide to the planning system in England to help members of the public get involved and influence local decision making.

Facts and figures about skateparks and teenage girls, and what to consider when investing in a skate park

Research findings and workshop design from Seen and Heard in Brent which worked with with teenagers on what they wanted from public space

A 2021 YWCA Scotland report by young women in Glasgow on Parks and Public Transport.

A report following engaging with girls and young women as part of transforming a park in Bath.

This practice note from RTPI provides guidance on how town planners can plan child-friendly places.