Pedestrian Space Newsletter
The 1st Pedestrian Space newsletter is due out later this month. I’m excited to plan this as a natural progression of activities and output at Pedestrian SpaceContinue Reading
The 1st Pedestrian Space newsletter is due out later this month. I’m excited to plan this as a natural progression of activities and output at Pedestrian SpaceContinue Reading
Walkability is centered as the primary mode of mobility here at Pedestrian Space. It is also centered as the primary mode of mobility (recognizing public transit as aContinue Reading
Pedestrian Space social media and website were both founded during my last chapter (recent years) of living in Sweden. My earliest memories of walkable urbanism, in myContinue Reading
The ‘Women & Built Environment’ working group in the Pedestrian Space ‘Global Walkability Correspondents Network‘ recently held their first meeting. The group is co-led by Poland-born and raised HonorataContinue Reading
GLOBAL WALKABILITY CORRESPONDENTS NETWORK AS A LIVING LABORATORY People who are interested in or already joined the Global Walkability Correspondents Network here at Pedestrian Space often askContinue Reading
The recently established (January 2022) Global Walkability Correspondents Network at pedestrianspace.org is dynamic and growing with Walkability Correspondents in 27 countries and 48 cities. The Network bringsContinue Reading
Visit here to subscribe to the Pedestrian Space newsletter, launching in May 2022. We will be developing a newsletter that: Shares excerpts of unique content from ourContinue Reading
I received word this week that Pedestrian Space has been selected to be part of the UN-Habitat People-Centered Smart Cities Compendium. At the heart of Pedestrian Space isContinue Reading
One year ago I had just completed my first presentation on pedestrianspace.org at the Urbanism Next Center at the University of Oregon conference. It was entitled ‘PRContinue Reading
Review of today’s talks- a truly rich Friday of dialogue and connection with individuals in Barcelona, Kharagpur, Warsaw, Santiago and New Delhi! It was wonderful to startContinue Reading
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