Marit Ginevro, born in 1972, lives in Anderlecht, in Cureghem, has Limburg-Italian roots. Loves discovering the city on foot, coffee bars like Corsica, initiatives like Toestand, cafés like Bar du Matin in Forest, the Place de la Liberté, Place Cardinal Mercier in Jette. For her, Brussels is the rich diversity of people and places in different boroughs. But she also sees more and more homeless people, also more gentrification. Her questions to the future are about the role of English in Brussels, mobility, and the financial capacity of the people and the region.