Angela Savarino, born 1963 in Lyon, came to Brussels as a child, lives in Forest, has Italian roots and works as an educator. Always loved Brussels for its diversity and green character, but now struggles with its increasing insecurity, aggression, waste and poverty. She is disappointed with urban development. Places in Brussels for her are Sainte-Catherine, Bois de la Cambre and the Grand Place. Her questions to the future are about housing, mobility and infrastructure for young people.