This is a thematic dossier titled “How much space—both physical and symbolic—do women occupy in cities?”—Reflections from the TransFemina: Intersectional Landscapes project, organized by artists and cultural mediators Maria João Mota (PELE) and Sara Jorge (PELE).This issue features six articles in Portuguese, English, and Spanish by authors who share their work in research, mediation, and socio-artistic intervention from a feminist perspective rooted in the urban phenomena of the three Southern European cities where they work—Porto (Portugal), Modena (Italy), and Barcelona (Spain).This special issue of our journal is, thus, an invitation to reflection and action, based on a transnational approach to social reality, exploring the multiple ways in which women and other marginalized identities experience, occupy, and transform cities.

Summary
Editorial | Lígia Ferro, Maria João Oliveira, and Sílvia Correira

Articles:
Narratives of Desire and Disobedience—18 Years of PELE in the Field of Participatory Artistic Practices | Maria João Mota and Sara Jorge
Bodies in Transit in Public Space—Territories of (Non)Occupation | Vanessa Marcos
Public spaces, shared struggles: How gender shapes the urban experience | Florencia Andreola, Silvia Tagliazucchi, and Federica Rocchi
Transfeminist soundwalks: shaping urban space through voice and presence | Federica Rocchi, Silvia Tagliazucchi, and Meike Clarelli
Feminist urbanism: connecting communities and artists | Sara Ortiz Escalante with Col·lectiu Punt 6
The feminist perspective as a tool for transforming housing | Roser Casanovas with Col·lectiu Punt 6