

E17: Naomi Rubbra on how we create meaningful connections across our ageing society
Naomi is the CEO of Footwork Trust. Their purpose is to create effective, more collaborative models for how places are made and remade that are locally rooted and led; and informed by local knowledge and experience. By identifying, supporting and learning with local social innovators and the communities they serve, Footwork uncovers the barriers to successful placemaking and how best to overcome them.
Naomi is originally an architect, graduating with Distinction from University College London. She worked as a designer in Copenhagen, New York & Chicago before settling in London. Throughout her travels, Naomi witnessed the importance of social justice in building community resilience. Not least in London, where her award winning thesis uncovered the reality of life for older people living in a North London housing estate.
🔹 Connect with Naomi - https://uk.linkedin.com/in/naomi-rubbra-9b39a9104
🔹 Find out more about Footwork Trust - https://www.footwork.org.uk/
🔹 Find out more about the Hackney Wick and Fish Island Creative Enterprise Zone - https://www.hwfi.zone
🔹 This podcast was recorded at Trowbridge Talks at Trowbridge Gardens a multi-use space by Arbeit. Find out more here - https://lnkd.in/esnT7tdt