
Aliza Khalid
Aliza Khalid works as the Manager of the National History Museum, Lahore. She is also a seasoned climate journalist and has covered stories concerning climate change, gender issues and such. Recently, she has worked with Lok Sujag, Samaaj, and Alliance for the Climate Justice as a journalist. She works collaboratively with her team to implement solutions that enhance the safety and well-being of her female colleagues, recognizing that women can only truly thrive when they feel secure and protected at workspaces.
4:00 PM - 5:00 PM Baithak
Saturday 1st Feb
Libraries as Safe Spaces for Women
Location: Burney Garden Libraries function as crucial third spaces, offering women a refuge beyond home and work where they can build communities. Through initiatives like digital curation, climate storytelling, and literature-driven activism, these spaces create a sense of belonging. Through focusing on accessibility, conversation, and empowerment, they help ensure that women feel safe, heard, and valued—reinforcing just how important third spaces are in shaping inclusive societies.