The Global Walkability Correspondents Network is always growing! Today I updated the network bios page with the photos and bios of some participants who recently joined asContinue Reading
August 2022 might have been a record month for welcoming new participants in the Global Walkability Correspondents Network at Pedestrian Space! This month I welcomed new participantsContinue Reading
When I posted the above photo on LinkedIn that I snapped earlier last week, I didn’t expect the diversity and range of comments to ensue. I wasContinue Reading
WHAT CAN PARTICIPANTS IN THE GLOBAL WALKABILITY CORRESPONDENTS NETWORK DO? • PARTICIPATE IN WORKING GROUPS: See more on working groups here: Learn more here: https://pedestrianspace.org/network-working-groups/ • LEAD /Continue Reading
From my participation in the workshop “How to improve air quality in Warsaw?” (Jak poprawić jakość powietrza w Warszawie?) organized by the Innovation Training 2022 project team,Continue Reading
I knew in mid-May (2022) that I wanted to open up the Global Walkability Correspondents Network at Pedestrian Space to ‘radical growth’ – but what that meantContinue Reading
I received word in March 2022 that Pedestrian Space had been selected to be part of the UN-Habitat People-Centered Smart Cities Compendium. https://unhabitat.org/programme/people-centered-smart-cities/compendium-of-people-centered-practices The ‘People-Centered Smart Cities Compendium’Continue Reading
I’m often asked about the backstory of Pedestrian Space -a bit of which I shared in the 1st Pedestrian Space Newsletter this past May. There’s more toContinue Reading
pedestrianspace.org is a media & advocacy platform. Media is the action of our work. I believe media is key to cultivating awareness about our mobility habits andContinue Reading
Shaded paths are not only an issue of aesthetics and comfort but also public health, particularly in the hotter months when people can easily face dehydration andContinue Reading
