In this episode of the Intersect podcast, host Nehar welcomes Juliette Davret, a French geographer currently pursuing her postdoctoral research in Dublin and an Intersect Fellow at the University of Copenhagen. Juliette shares her academic journey, highlighting her PhD work at the University of Nantes, where she focused on the use of data, maps, and information in spatial planning. She discusses her interest in the power relations inherent in data and how her research engages with various stakeholders, including state, private, and civic societies. The episode delves into the complexities of intersectionality and its relevance in understanding overlapping social identities and systems of oppression. Tune in to discover Juliette’s insights and the significant impact of her research on society.

Shownotes & Timestamps:

00:01:07 – Guest Introduction: Juliette D’Auvray

Juliette’s current role as an Intersect Fellow at the University of Copenhagen.

00:01:39 – Juliette’s Career Journey

Her PhD research on data, maps, and information in spatial planning.

00:02:10 – Postdoc at Maynooth University

Juliette’s move to Dublin for a postdoc at Maynooth University.

00:02:31 – Importance of Planning and Property Data

The significance of planning and property data in understanding and managing cities.

00:03:03 – Data Production and Management

The involvement of state, private companies, and civic society in data production.

00:04:03 – Challenges in Accessing Data

Difficulties in accessing data, especially from private companies.

00:05:06 – Collaborations and Data Analysis

Juliette’s work with private companies to aggregate and improve data quality.

00:05:58 – Integrating Intersectionality in Research

The use of traditional social science methods combined with art practices.

00:07:01 – Artistic Methods in Data Stories Project

The benefits of artistic methods in engaging stakeholders and generating insights.

00:09:13 – Challenges in Promoting Intersectionality

The importance of bespoke approaches to stakeholder engagement.

00:10:45 – Impact of Interdisciplinary Collaboration

The positive impact of bringing together different groups and perspectives.

00:11:15 – Learning from the Fellowship

The value of discussions and conferences in advancing research creation.

00:12:28 – Opportunities and Challenges in Intersectionality

The opportunities presented by combining art-based methods with social science.

00:14:46 – Actions to Address Intersectionality Challenges

The importance of engaging with the general public and local communities.

About Our Guest:

Juliette Davret is a French geographer currently pursuing her postdoctoral research at Maynooth University in Dublin, Ireland. She completed her PhD at the University of Nantes, focusing on the power relations in data and information used in spatial planning. Juliette is involved in the Data Stories project, which examines evidence-based planning and property activity in Ireland, particularly in the context of the ongoing housing crisis in Dublin. Her work emphasizes the importance of understanding data production and management, as well as the gaps in datasets that inform government policy.

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