housing
The city district can't solve the housing crisis on its own, but building and supporting social and municipal housing is certainly called for. A tax on empty flats, buildings and land. Regulating Airbnb.

Running for Piráti
The city district can't solve the housing crisis on its own, but building and supporting social and municipal housing is certainly called for. A tax on empty flats, buildings and land. Regulating Airbnb.
Social housing, developing contact centres for housing and social services, making social services easier to navigate. At the same time, helping to make sure services are actually used and that some groups aren't overlooked.
More greenery and public rest areas/centres where people can shelter from the heat. At the same time, support for public transport.
I'm originally from Kladno, but I've lived in Prague for a while now. I studied at ČVUT FIT, specialising in theoretical computer science. I've been interested in politics for a long time, until I was finally mobilised by fear of a new rise of fascism, the climate crisis and the way people like me are often treated. (I'm a trans and neurodivergent woman.)
My beliefs are best captured by intersectional feminism, which is feminism that deliberately takes other inequalities into account too. (Such as race, social class, disability…)
I love Prague and I'd like to help Prague be a place where as many people as possible can live and make their home happily.
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The municipal elections are on 9 and 10 October 2026. You vote where you have your permanent residence.