In this episode, we go behind the scenes of the SozialMarie jury process with Ana Jeinić, an architectural theorist and curator. Ana shares what it's like to evaluate innovative social projects, what applicants should focus on to stand out, and how the jury experience isn't just about selecting winners—it's also a journey of learning and growth for the jury members themselves. If you've ever wondered what makes a SozialMarie project truly shine, this episode is for you! Ana Jeinić is an architectural thinker and curator who explores how space, cities, and design shape our world. With a background in architecture and philosophy, she has worked as a professor, researcher, and curator, leading projects that challenge how we imagine the future of architecture and urban planning. She has written extensively on topics like infrastructure, environmental philosophy, and speculative design. From organizing international projects to experimenting with utopian city concepts, Ana is deeply engaged in rethinking the role of architecture in our lives. Since 2023, she has been leading an artistic research project at Graz University of Technology. Get to know the Expert Jury: Linkedin [https://www.linkedin.com/posts/sozialmarie-prize-for-social-innovation_sozialmarie-socialinnovation-activity-7297341814762606592-A19J?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAAAAKEcIBIT-q5TqLLCPoTsrBZL5ENf__YCo].