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Evan M. Breedlove

Evan is a GIS analyst and urban geographer based in Dublin, Ireland. Evan is an alumnus of DePaul University in Chicago and is currently a postgraduate student at University College Dublin where he is researching the effects of COVID lockdowns on urban spaces. He also recently established his own GIS consultancy known as Oceanic Maps and GIS Services. His interests include travelling, linguistics, music, cooking, dogs, and being involved in local community planning.

Out of service: how urban neighbourhoods fail to provide for women

15 September 2022 Evan M. Breedlove

Women often bear the brunt of family care responsibilities. Often this requires trip-chaining involving stops for groceries, prescriptions, cash at the bank, childcare, school and a myriad of other daily chores.

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