This social innovation project is a collaborative tool that integrates the experiences, perceptions, and care strategies of women who participate in nightlife spaces. Through a process of self-exploration and recognition of the realities experienced within Bogotá’s nightlife offer, Moving Between Worlds was designed as a dynamic wiki aimed at rendering visible problematics, forms of resistance, and safer ways of inhabiting the night from a critical, feminist, and care-based perspective. The project made it possible to identify how patriarchal culture reproduces sexist practices and atavistic imaginaries that shape encounters and nighttime dynamics, which require visibility, critical questioning, and reconfiguration. Methodologically, the process integrated perceptions and lived experiences gathered through a survey, as well as fieldwork conducted through women’s gatherings in Bogotá and Villavicencio, focused on the collective design of strategies for inhabiting the night more safely.

This book is included in DOAB.