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WalkBoston 2020 Annual Report

WalkBoston 2020 Annual Report

WalkBoston is releasing its 2020 Annual Report after our Annual Celebration on Wednesday evening, March 24, 2021. If you missed the event, you can watch the Zoom recording. We encourage you to take part in our Call to Action to Say THANKS for Shared Streets and Spaces. Thank you to all who joined us and showed your support.

Recording of WalkBoston’s 31st Annual Celebration & Golden Shoe Awards (March 24, 2021)

Recording of WalkBoston’s 31st Annual Celebration & Golden Shoe Awards (March 24, 2021)

Recording of WalkBoston’s 31st Annual Celebration & Golden Shoe Awards, held on Zoom on March 24, 2021. (Inspired? You can still give and be a part of the event’s fundraising effort!) Agenda/Timeline: Year in Review – Stacey Beuttell, Executive Director A look back – Emma Yashar, Outgoing Board President Looking ahead – Betsy Johnson, Incoming Board …

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Say THANKS for Shared Streets and Spaces

Say THANKS for Shared Streets and Spaces

The MassDOT Shared Streets & Spaces and Winter Shared Streets and Spaces municipal funding programs have provided technical and funding assistance to help Massachusetts cities and towns conceive, design, and implement tactical changes to curbs, streets, and parking areas in support of public health, safe mobility, and renewed commerce. This has created more places for …

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How to tune in to the annual meeting

How to tune in to the annual meeting

Missed the event? You can watch the recording here. Today’s the day! The WalkBoston 31st Annual Celebration is tonight, 3/24 at 5pm ET. Our board had pledged to match $5,000 worth of donations from tonight’s event (both donations made through Eventbrite RSVPs & this GoFundMe page this evening). If you’re tweeting about the event, tag us …

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Golden Shoe in memoriam: Frank Caro

Golden Shoe in memoriam: Frank Caro

Frank Caro will be honored with a Golden Shoe in memoriam on Wednesday night at the WalkBoston Annual Meeting. See the Eventbrite page for more info. Frank Caro, who died suddenly in October, was a strong, dogged advocate for safe and pleasant city walking. After his retirement as a Professor of Gerontology at the University …

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