Announcement of Collaboration: PHLUSH & Pedestrian Space
Announcement of Collaboration By Genevieve Mancuso of PHLUSH and Annika Lundkvist of Pedestrian Space PHLUSH is a nonprofit based in the United States that helps local governmentsContinue Reading
15-minute city realities
I wrote the below in Örebro on May 27, 2020. I refer to this city often not because I love it, but it was while living thereContinue Reading
Published in Special Report on the Future of Mobility
SPECIAL REPORT ON THE FUTURE OF MOBILITY IN SMART CITIES In this Special Mobility Report, more than 20 thought leaders, cities and solution providers leverage cutting-edge research,Continue Reading
Fall in Love with Walking
FALL IN ❤️ WITH WALKING At Pedestrian Space, one of my mantras is ‘Fall in Love with Walking’. While an explicit purpose of the mission at PedestrianContinue Reading
Framing Walkability as a Right, not a Privilege
Every now and then it comes up in dialogues we see or discussions we are in- the idea of walkability as a ‘privilege’. From the beginning atContinue Reading
Joining Planetary Health Alliance as Organizational Member
This month Pedestrian Space was invited to become an organizational member of the Planetary Health Alliance (PHA), given our work in topics relating to Planetary Health. PHAContinue Reading
Talk with Anders Storgaard on politics, sustainable mobility & green conservatism
Our recent talk with Danish politician Anders Storgaard on issues of politics and sustainable mobility, green conservatism and more. I met Anders in Paris at the EYL40Continue Reading
Industrial Placement: Yujie
Welcoming Bristol-based Yujie to Pedestrian Space for her summer Dissertation: Industrial Placement & Written Element unit! Originally from China, Yujie is a student in the MA Film andContinue Reading
Industrial Placement: Wenjiao
Welcoming Bristol-based Wenjiao to Pedestrian Space for her summer Dissertation: Industrial Placement & Written Element unit! Originally from China, Wenjiao is a student in the MA FilmContinue Reading
‘Indian Voices of Walking & Walkability’ Submissions Deadline Extended
Deadline Extended to May 31, 2024 for Submissions to The Indian Voices of Walking & Walkability Book Series We have received a wealth of submissions (thank youContinue Reading