Welcoming Savannah to Pedestrian Space
2025-09-27
It was great to meet Savannah Siekierski live and in person at the Kongres Nowej Mobilności | New Mobility Congress this week. Savannah wrote me earlier thisContinue Reading
CITY ACCESS: Youth
2025-09-12
How accessible is your city to youth? Are they often freely walking around and comfortably using diverse public spaces (as well as various establishments and institutions) throughoutContinue Reading
SLOW CITY: A reflection
2025-06-28
Slow city…. Whoooooa! We recently left the capital city of Warsaw (after living there for 3 years) to move to the smaller city of Radom, about anContinue Reading
Meeting NGO Kolabo in Radom
2025-06-22
One thing I deeply appreciate about our recent move to the city of Radom was how, before I even moved here, I experienced such great welcoming energyContinue Reading
MORDOR: Change + It’s Complicated
2025-05-28
As the inside of my home gets a bit crazy with the chaos of moving, the surrounding blocks are also completely frenetic with change and construction activity!Continue Reading
Pedestrian Space is moving to Radom
2025-05-26
Pedestrian Space is moving to Radom soon! Earlier today, I met Radom city councilman Jarosław Kosior & Emil Jaskulski, Manager of Centrum Organizacji Pozarządowych w Radomiu (NGOContinue Reading
Survey: Immigrant Experience in Poland
2025-05-16
SURVEY: Immigrant Experience in Poland So it was with great excitement that I collaborated recently with Dhanya Rajagopal on developing a pilot survey on aspects of migrantContinue Reading
Inhabiting the Field
2025-05-04
I had a somewhat familiar and peculiar (but not unpleasant) feeling as I enjoyed these scenes in this post on this chilly evening in Warsaw. The ‘somewhatContinue Reading
Public Transportation & Multigenerational Transport Equity & Freedom
2025-04-01
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
Kraków School of Urban Gardeners
2025-03-20
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