Jeff Speck’s “WalkBoston Manifesto: A Framework for Action”
As presented by Jeff Speck at this year’s annual event on March 29, 2018. Download Jeff Speck’s WalkBoston Manifesto as a PDF.
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Event: Roxbury Safe Streets for Kids: What if streets were designed with children as the focus?
Roxbury Safe Streets for Kids: What if streets were designed with children as the focus? Tuesday, April 10, 2018 6:30-8PM Crispus Attucks Children’s Center, 105 Crawford St, Dorchester, MA Join the Roxbury Slow Streets-Safe Schools Coalition to learn how to make streets more walkable and friendly for children walking to school. Presentation by Northeastern University …
Increased Parking Fines to Fund $5 Million in Transportation; Biking & Bus Improvements Emphasized
North End Waterfront: “Increased Parking Fines to Fund $5 Million in Transportation; Biking & Bus Improvements Emphasized” “With this investment in safety, operations and multi-modal thinking about our streets, sidewalks and trail systems, Boston is re-taking its place among the leading American cities on walking, biking and transit. Thank you to Mayor Walsh and …
One minute, one slide: March 2018 Presentations
Below are the “One Minute, One Slide” presentations shared by members of the WalkBoston staff at the March 29, 2018 Annual Celebration. Bob Sloane #UnChokeTheThroat Allston / I-90 Advocacy effort Stacey Beuttell WalkMassachusetts Network Adi Nochur Complete Streets in Chelsea Dorothea Hass Neighborhood Slow Streets Brendan Kearney #ClearCurbCuts Snow Clearance video
One minute, one slide: #ClearCurbCuts snow clearance video
Below is a “One Minute, One Slide” presentation shared by a member of the WalkBoston staff. Text provided is as presented at this year’s annual event on March 29, 2018. Brendan Kearney Board member Nina Garfinkle & I contacted Amy Corcoran Hunt, who posted a message to a South End Facebook Group encouraging neighbors to …