Josiane Segers, born 1959 in Laeken, lives in Molenbeek, came to Brussels to be closer to her four children, has worked in a retirement home in Brussels. Her three questions to the future are about safety in the metro, mobility, police presence.

Josiane Segers, born 1959 in Laeken, lives in Molenbeek, came to Brussels to be closer to her four children, has worked in a retirement home in Brussels. Her three questions to the future are about safety in the metro, mobility, police presence.

The three questions to the future are about economy and capitalism, a car-free Brussels and politics and state structure.

His memories of Brussels are linked to neighbourhoods, culture, cafés.

Bruno Tondeur, born 1987 in Charleroi, came to Brussels at 18 to study animation and illustration lives in Uccle, graphic designer. Loves drawing, walking, drinking beer and meeting people.

The three questions to the future are about gentrification, police, war in Europe.

Feels truly Brusselian, especially of South Brussels, left but returned. Loves spring and summer in the city doing terraces. Her memories of Brussels are linked to her warm upbringing with a lot of Italian touch through her grandfather in Sint-Gillis, her childhood, her friends and network.

Youna Musu, born 1999 in Brussels, lives in Uccle in a coloc, student of social sciences, Italian, French and German roots.

The three questions to the future are about traffic and still being able to drive a car in Brussels, cleanliness and whether this will get better and politics and the role of Brussels in Belgium.