28th Annual Celebration March 29th, 2018 Fort Point Room Atlantic Wharf 290 Congress Street, Boston, MA Welcome Matt Lawlor | President Year in Review Wendy Landman | Executive Director Project Highlights – “One Project, One Minute” Bob Sloane – #UnChokeTheThroat Allston / I-90 Advocacy Stacey Beuttell –WalkMassachusetts Network Adi Nochur – Complete Streets in Chelsea …
March 26, 2018 To: Cambridge City Council, Cambridge City Clerk, Joe Barr – Director Cambridge Traffic, Parking & Transportation (TPT) From: Wendy Landman, Executive Director, WalkBoston WalkBoston believes that TPT’s suggested change for the Central Square Pedestrian Signals will provide improved pedestrian safety. As described in the March 21 Memorandum from Joseph Barr, the Super …
Our new site is live! We’re excited to present a refreshed site that will allow us to emphasize the work we do in communities across Massachusetts. We’ll be using the new community pages to upload project work that we do, so that walk audits and other recommendations can be more readily available. Bear with us …
NETWORK WALKING + CONNECTIONS = STRONG COMMUNITIES Communities and advocates are stronger when they connect, learn, and help each other. We are excited to launch the WalkMassachusetts Network to support local committees and organizers. Come learn about the network’s valuable peer-to-peer forums and technical assistance. WalkBoston was the nation’s first pedestrian advocacy organization. Please join us on …
We list all media clips on our website, but on this post we consolidated some of the media coverage this particular project received. Please let us know if we missed any others that you’ve seen and we can try and keep this current. Teacher Sam Balto added a photo of Tom Brady to an in-street pedestrian …