Nadia Malloul, born in 1993 in Mons, grew up in Ixelles and lives in Koekelberg, has Moroccan roots and works as a bank employee. For her, Brussels has everything you need, it is also the capital of Europe, has a rich diversity of origins and languages, but also segregation between communes and neighbourhoods. She is annoyed by the increasingly crowded and difficult driving in the city. She loves neighbourhood festivals, flea markets and the parks of Brussels. She also sees more and more intercultural practices that she likes: moments of sharing with each other. Her questions about the future are about living together without prejudice, taking responsibility, respecting each other and in simple ways of being together.