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📣 Grateful and excited to work with another round of communities working to challenge the status quo. It is possible to do things differently, in order to be bold and ambitious. The folks working in Baltimore, Salt Lake City, Spokane, and Tampa are inspiring examples.
Grateful to have @VeronicaODavis setting the tone for #BikeSummit24.
Opening plenary of #BikeSummit24 with @VeronicaODavis !!!
Live from the MLK library in downtown DC
Starts with how her vision of inclusive transportation led to record investments for safe and equity-led bike and pedestrian infrastructure in Houston
Change is hard—even when that change is something everyone wants.
The good news is, change doesn’t take a rocket scientist. It just takes a different approach.
Learn more about @citythreadorg's playbook, and how we are helping communities achieve ambitious goals.
Get rolling with the AMP Grant! In Phase One, we explore your city's bike network, community sentiments and key player support in 3-6 months. Unity on the basics is crucial for change. Ready to begin? Applications are due Oct 31: citythread.org/amp-technical…
Strengthening local connections is important, now more than ever. Register for @citythreadorg's webinar on our current grant program and learn how your city can change its approach.
Want to learn more about City Thread’s AMP Technical Assistance Grant?
Join our webinar on October 3 at 11 am MST. Our partners, Sara Studdard and Zoe Kircos, will guide you through the grant requirements and answer all your questions. Register now: citythread.org/webinar/
We did it again. More opportunities to think differently about changing your communities streets.
Time is your city’s most valuable resource! Don't waste it on setbacks and inefficiencies.
Apply for the AMP Technical Assistance Grant by October 31 and change the way your city gets around in just 24 months!
Let's accelerate progress: citythread.org/amp-technical…
Missed the webinar? Email info@citythread.org with the subject line "AMP Webinar Recording" and we will share the recording.
We’ve gotten a few questions about the rollout of our mobility playbook technical assistance program, in partnership with @bikeleague we are hosting an info webinar tomorrow.
We have answers. We want your community to be successful.
Register here: tinyurl.com/t6km5c5a
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There are only 3 short months until the election takes place. RT if you’re excited to vote!
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"Who do our public streets and roads belong to? What are they for? These aren’t technical questions......— they are fundamentally political questions. Answering them requires the language of social and political movements." @BrooklynSpoke
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Take a moment to watch @ActiveTowns review and analysis of Oklahoma City's mobility network. I never pass on a sunny day bike ride and adding to my broll credits. #streetsareforpeople #CNU30
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One of my favorite and most consistent people watching sightings in Denver. This thread also revealed that Joe has jumped 7 cars with a BMX bike. Small joys.
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Love seeing more organizations move towards shared and collaborative leadership models. xitter.cf/pps_placemaking/status…
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"Paved paradise and put up a #parking lot"- 50-60% of downtown real estate is dedicated to cars. This month, I discuss how we can design out parking and create more #activemobility options? #sustainability #cities #buildingbettercities
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Nerds reunited @BikeLeague Summit. Thanks for the connections and conversations.
I don't run but have enjoyed strolling along great places for people while at #CNU30.
Walking club the next @NewUrbanism gathering?
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Important to share the wisdom of my dear friend @Jay_Pitter after last night's Plenary at #CNU30 on #equity. 10 Rules For Better Public Spaces.
How can local coalitions that have the principles of inclusiveness - work and support DOT and federal to distribute funding quicker or understand the process to set real expectations with residents on timeline and delivery? #CNU30
There are five US cities that just built over 325 miles of safe and protected bike networks in the last 24 months with resident led coalitions at the table, all projects were 100% local dollars, every single state funded project continue to have long and changing timelines#CNU30
Local communities have the opportunity to move quickly and equitably but are currently most successful when using local funds. How can local communities help state and federal resources distribute funding more efficiently, while centering inclusive practices? #CNU30
Local communities have the opportunity to move quickly and equitably but are currently most successful when using local funds. How can local communities help state and federal resources distribute funding more efficiently, while centering inclusive practices? #CNU30
"Of the $1.2 trillion for transportation & climate, 40% are going to disadvantaged communities." ~Christopher Coes #CNU30
Thanks @ActiveTowns! Appreciate the opportunity and the thoughtful discussion with attendees. #CNU30
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