Medhanit Ayele- Addis Ababa, Ethiopia John Azevedo- San Jose, CA, USA Desiree Azul- Querétaro, Mexico Beverly Baker- Los Angeles, CA, USA Daniella Bonatto- Vitória, Brazil Garrett Brumfield-Continue Reading
Introducing India Correspondent Rituparna Das! Here at Pedestrian Space we recently launched a Global Walkability Correspondents Network, as a way to build solidarity among walkability advocates around theContinue Reading
By Arghyadip Hatua India Correspondent at Pedestrian Space Creating a colourful environment really encourages people to explore and increases walkability in the city. Arghyadip Hatua With theContinue Reading
Walkability is to say that we return to the roots of human development. For a city to be walkable, it would also denote that the planning bodyContinue Reading
Thank you to our Kolkata Correspondent Arghyadip Hatua for sharing this photo and for including Pedestrian Space at this peaceful display!! Look closely at the logo underContinue Reading
Rituparna Das is a research scholar with a background in Architecture and Urban Planning and is also joining the Walkability Correspondents network at Pedestrian Space from Kharagpur and Kolkata, India. InContinue 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
Shifting away from car-centric mobility and addressing the urgent matter of mitigating climate change provides a dual focus for the campaign of walkability. Introducing our Kolkata, WestContinue Reading
Rating the walkability & public transit of Kolkata with Arghyadip Hatua of the Calcutta Tram Users Association! Our city rating talks are very much conversational in natureContinue Reading
