Positionality, Radom, Perception
In my paper ‘Researcher reflections from an urban lab: best practices and barriers of walkable urbanism via a 15-minute neighbourhood lens in Warsaw’ published in Cities &Continue Reading
Conversational Mondays
Last Monday I led my 3rd Monday conversation ‘club’ (‚Chatty Mondays’) American Corner Radom. 8 adults were present as well as 3 kids! All generations are welcomeContinue Reading
Perceptions of Radom
I began collecting perceptions of Radom earlier this month. I collected many right at my school workplace, at an event at the city library, at the MondayContinue Reading
Pandemic-born Holiday Ritual
Since July of this year, I’ve been doing a series of pilot interviews for a ‘Pandemic Insights’ research project. It’s been exciting to devote the time andContinue Reading
New Mobility Congress 2025 – panel talks
This past September 2025, I enjoyed visiting Katowice for the first time to take part in the New Mobility Conference in Katowice in September 2025, organized byContinue Reading
Old Town pigeons: how small acts of kindness become urban memory
By Savannah Siekierski Savannah is currently doing her Master’s level internship at Pedestrian Space. As part of her internship with us, she is crafting ‘notes from theContinue Reading
New Publication: Toilet Equity in Transit
My commentary piece, ‘Toilet equity in transit: barriers and best practices from metro systems worldwide’ was published recently in Cities & Health journal. https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/23748834.2025.2573596 The commentary isContinue Reading
Planetary Health Alliance: Community Spotlight
Read about the book that Pedestrian Space is developing in partnership and collaboration with the University of Vermont Press: ‘Walkability and Planetary Health: Resilience, Engagement, Education and Nature’, aContinue Reading
Trams of Katowice
Last month was my first time in the city of Katowice for the Kongres Nowej Mobilności | New Mobility Congress (see more here on my participation). IContinue Reading
When residents shape the street: the case of Vienna’s parklets and the rise of citizen-led urbanism
By Savannah Siekierski Savannah is currently doing her Master’s level internship at Pedestrian Space. As part of her internship with us, she is crafting ‘notes from theContinue Reading