Delia Liga, born in 2007 in Brussels, lives in Jette. She has Italian and Algerian roots and is a secondary school student, but studies outside of Brussels. For her, Brussels represents multiculturalism, the shops, there’s always something to do. But Brussels is also pollution and racism, which really bothers her. The place she misses is Océade. She has a strong sense of family and celebrates Easter, Christmas, and used to celebrate Saint Nicholas as well. She also observes activities of others, like football and Ramadan. Her questions for the future concern the role of cars in the city, racism, and green spaces.