Curriculum Pitch Deck
My original (and ongoing) goal with the development of the ‘Sustainable Urbanism & Planetary Health’ curriculum is to create modules that are age-appropriate and flexible for useContinue Reading
Coming home to Radom (for now)….
I like ‘coming home’ to Radom. Well, I am not from Radom and don’t consider it ‘home’ long-term (in fact, we will move to northwestern Poland inContinue Reading
Edinburgh: 15-minute city Residential Survey
In February 2023, we hosted an online ‘Mobility Thought Lab’ in conjunction with the NGO Living Streets Edinburgh, a workshop experience designed for local residents to discussContinue Reading
Paper: Urban oral history: residential narrative on the 15-minute city and urban transformation in Warsaw and Edinburgh
My first paper on residential narrative and the 15-minute city was published this past week in space & FORM journal, based at West Pomeranian University of TechnologyContinue Reading
Welcoming Fizza to Pedestrian Space
We are happy to welcome Fizza Qasim to Pedestrian Space for her Master’s level internship this year! Fizza is a Master of Planning in Urban Development student at TorontoContinue Reading
Exchange Session – Research on Beb Bhar Square
I was recently contacted by Molka Kouki, currently a second-year Master’s student in Research Design at the Higher Institute of Sciences and Technologies of Design. Her research topicContinue Reading
AN ORDINARY (and great) URBAN LIFE
While we were living there, it felt so….normal. Looking back, though, I’m struck by how pivotal the ‘ordinary-ness’ of that time was, living in a medium-sized SwedishContinue Reading
‘Radom, my city’ workshop
As part of our ‘Perceptions of Radom‘ study as well as volunteer organizing at the American Corner Radom, we are hosting a workshop this weekend on ‘Radom,Continue Reading
An Ordinary City Life
I’ve had some really dynamic and memorable chapters of life living in very unique or well-known cities. But some of my most memorable urban experiences and chaptersContinue Reading
COMMON SENSE, WALKING SPEEDS & 15 MINUTE CITY LIFESTYLE
I’ve read some posts and narratives in the past year or so that challenge concepts like the 15-minute city for lack of inclusivity concerning variations in walking speed. Walking speeds areContinue Reading