Elena Dallorso - (AD Italia)

Elena Dallorso is a journalist and editor with extensive experience in publishing, lifestyle, and communications, she works as Senior Editor for AD Italia (Condé Nast), where she coordinates the editorial team and oversees copy and editorial projects. She has written for numerous publications (including Vogue, Vanity Fair, IL del Sole24ore, Repubblica, La Stampa, Marie Claire, and Donna Moderna), worked as a correspondent for CNTraveller, conceived special editorial features, and launched new projects such as Meridiani Le Grandi Vie. Alongside her journalistic work, she has translated fiction from Spanish and English, and written novels (Feltrinelli), podcasts, and content.

Can cities work better for women? 

Reading Time: 3 minutesWomen still carry most care responsibilities, yet cities remain organised around linear home-to-work commutes rather than the fragmented routes of daily care. Studies show that women’s movements are often more fragmented because of unpaid domestic labour and caregiving, a pattern known as “trip chaining.” If these experiences shape the everyday reality of so many people, why are our cities still not designed around them?

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