Feminist Geography is a branch of geography that focuses on the study of gendered spaces and the ways in which women's experiences and perspectives shape the built environment.

Spatial Segregation is the process by which women are excluded from certain spaces or activities, often due to their gender.

Reproductive Labor is the term used to describe the ways in which women's unpaid labor, such as housework and childcare, contributes to the economy.

Street Harassment is the term used to describe the ways in which women's bodies are objectified and sexualized in public spaces.

Gendered Power Structures is the term used to describe the ways in which women's experiences and perspectives are marginalized in decision-making processes.

Gendered Mobility is the term used to describe the ways in which women's mobility is restricted due to factors such as safety concerns, lack of transportation options, and social norms.

Gender Inequality is the term used to describe the ways in which women's access to resources and opportunities is limited due to their gender.

Gendered Representations is the term used to describe the ways in which women's experiences and perspectives are represented in maps, literature, and other forms of media.

Gender-Responsive Planning is the term used to describe the ways in which women's experiences and perspectives are incorporated into urban planning and design processes.

Women's Geographies of Resistance is the term used to describe the ways in which women's activism and organizing efforts have shaped urban spaces and policies.

Gender and Environment is the term used to describe the ways in which women's experiences and perspectives are incorporated into environmental planning and management.

Gender and Development is the term used to describe the ways in which women's experiences and perspectives are incorporated into economic development policies and programs.

Gender and Health is the term used to describe the ways in which women's experiences and perspectives are incorporated into health and healthcare policies and programs.

Gender and Education is the term used to describe the ways in which women's experiences and perspectives are incorporated into education policies and programs.

Gender and Peace is the term used to describe the ways in which women's experiences and perspectives are incorporated into peace and security policies and programs.