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
By Brianna Lelieur Brianna Lelieur is an incoming Master’s student studying City & Regional Planning at Cal Poly SLO in California. Creative, quirky and motivated, Brianna isContinue Reading
Introducing our Barcelona-based Global Correspondent Honorata Grzesikowska! Here at Pedestrian Space we recently launched a Global Walkability Correspondents Network, as a way to build solidarity among walkability advocatesContinue 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
by Addis Ababa Correspondent Medhanit Ayele Beyond the spatial impact such long queues have on the pedestrian space – engulfing the walkable space – the lack ofContinue Reading
Introducing Tāmaki Makaurau /Auckland-based Correspondent Boopsie Maran! Here at Pedestrian Space we recently launched a Global Walkability Correspondents Network, as a way to build solidarity among walkability advocatesContinue Reading
I believe we can benefit humankind, now and tomorrow, by re-evaluating the mobility hierarchy. Seleem Gaber Introducing our Cairo Correspondent Seleem Gaber! Here at Pedestrian Space weContinue Reading
Introducing our Greece Correspondent Maria Siti! Here at Pedestrian Space we recently launched a Global Walkability Correspondents Network, as a way to build solidarity among walkability advocates aroundContinue Reading
Introducing our Ivoti, Brazil-based Correspondent Andrea Lopes Pandolfo! Here at Pedestrian Space we recently launched a Global Walkability Correspondents Network, as a way to build solidarity among walkabilityContinue Reading
Madison City Walkability Rating with Darrin Wasniewski who we also welcome as the Wisconsin Walkability Correspondent at Pedestrian Space! It was also really interesting to hear (beforeContinue Reading
