A Philly Memory on Spatial Equity & Proximity to Basic needs
I was aware of issues of food inequity from a young age but it wasn’t until living in Philadelphia in 2008 that I could connect dots onContinue Reading
‘Underdog Cities’
Are there ‘underdog cities’ in your region or nation? I’m working on my own personal definition for ‘underdog city’ but for now would say it’s a placeContinue Reading
Walkability, Urban Access and Rural Village Life: An American in Bavaria
The article was orginally published in the APA (American Planning Association) International Division’s Newsletter ‘InterPlan’. If you had pointed out Seubersdorf to me on a map priorContinue Reading
Public Transportation & Multigenerational Transport Equity & Freedom
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
PLUS Change Ambassador Interview: Ivana Poláčková
PLUS Change Ambassador Annika Lundkvist interviews fellow PLUS Change Ambassador Ivana Poláčková. https://pluschange.eu/people/ivana-polackova/ For the PLUS Change project she is representing the field of environmental education. InContinue Reading
A 5 to 15-minute Neighborhood Lifestyle
🏙️🌆 Two years ago began a new and exhilarating chapter in our ‘big city’ living experience here in Warsaw. 🏫 When we first moved to Warsaw, IContinue Reading
Kraków School of Urban Gardeners
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
15-MINUTE CITY, GREEN SPACE & PLAY
In my first urban lab approach, which consisted of multiple workshops and ‘walking labs’, I did an exercise asking participants to ‘time travel’ not so long inContinue Reading
Introducing Film Students Max & Xi
Earlier this year we began to host our second set of Master’s students from the University of Bristol School of Arts for their Industrial Placements. Maximus PruceContinue Reading
Social dimension of Public Transport
One of my favorite things about LinkedIn is the connective and inspiring dialogue it can lead to. Adam’s comments on one of my urban mobility post isContinue Reading