Recently in Radom…. Last week I was in Radom, a city about an hour south of Warsaw with a population of approximately 195,000 people. First, I amContinue Reading
As part of our commitment here at Pedestrian Space to explore issues of food and cities, with an interest in diverse community and urban gardening and agriculturalContinue Reading
Last year I participated in the CEURES – Central European Urban Resiliency project, conceptualized and led by David Szebeni of the Hungarian Urban Development Association. As aContinue Reading
Last weekend I hopped on the tram for the approximately 30-minute ride to the district of Żoliborz where I met with Sergi, a local architect who IContinue Reading
I hosted my first urban mobility workshop here in Warsaw a little over a year ago. Over the course of 2023, I would organize and host overContinue Reading
In May 2022, we visited a community garden managed by ZZM Kraków in interest to learn more about this important neighborhood initiative. Information about the program below.Continue Reading
In 2023, I was invited by journalist and videographer Marcin Krasnowolski to participate in the production of a short video covering Poland for EIT Urban Mobility. The video focusedContinue Reading
November 30th: presenting in the first workshop in a series of workshops for the CEURES project, funded by the International Visegrad Fund and created by David Szebeni, president of theContinue Reading
This week I held a 15-minute city workshop with a senior group at Dom Kultury KADR. Thank you Maria for your great support and translation during theContinue Reading
Public bathrooms don’t need to be disgusting. I realized sometime during my time living in Poland that I had a trauma related to public bathrooms. I haveContinue Reading
