Join WalkBoston tomorrow, June 4th, for a virtual AAA Northeast Town Hall to discuss the increase in speeding during the COVID-19 pandemic, making the roads more dangerous for all users at a time when walking outside is especially important for health. Take part in the conversation tomorrow, June 4th from 11am-noon ET. Register for …
We’re hiring a Development Manager – come join our team! Full description and application details are below. Please apply by emailing a resume and cover letter with salary expectations to jobs@walkboston.org Development Manager for WalkBoston WalkBoston, a nonprofit 501(c)(3) advocacy organization, makes walking safer and easier in Massachusetts to encourage better health, a cleaner environment and more …
This panel already happened, but you can view the recording of it here! One of the hallmarks of a successful walkable community is a thriving town center or downtown district. These districts are where people can shop, eat, get a haircut, mail a letter, or just sit with a friend on a bench. When these …
Streetsblog Mass: “MassDOT Begins Reexamining Deadly Speed Limit Policies” “We often hear from residents and advocates that want to lower speed limits, and they ask us, ‘what’s the process?’ And we tell them, ‘honestly, if you do a speed study, they may actually raise the speed limit,’” said Beuttell. “Speed studies rule the day, and …
On Wednesday, May 20th, WalkBoston participated in a MEPA “Virtual Site Visit” for the Northern Avenue Bridge in Boston. MEPA is accepting public comment on this project, and announced they have extended the deadline until June 9th. We encourage you to voice your opinion. WalkBoston, LivableStreets, and the Boston Cyclists Union asked earlier this month …