It’s pronounced cyclist.

I don't always drink midday on a Sunday but when I do, I do it with my girls and the NYTimes crossword 🤘

*update* I've had to cancel this week's training due to circumstances outside of my control and a lack of capacity (read: I have to find a new apartment and it's stressing me TF out). Thanks for the support! I'll let you know if/when I have another one <3 <3 <3

It doesn't have to be this way - read Grid's article with @bcgp.bsky.social and @bikeaction.org on the lack of progress in City Hall (and what we need to become a true world class city). gridphilly.com/blog-home/20... #visionzero

This is what public spaces were made for ✨🦅🎉 www.instagram.com/p/DFT6-ggOWS...

The same can be said for humanity as a whole in fact - a city is a microcosm of humanity and this key point (so brilliantly stated) is what we are up against as a species as a whole. The takeaway? We make the city in more ways than one every day. It's in the small moments and collective action.

100% agree. We need creative human-scale and place-based management for this area of the city's intentional revival now that the megaproject is defunct.

A ceasefire is great, now we need it permanently. Hostages coming home is great. Now we need everyone home - and everyone unjustly kept to go home. It's a start I wanna hope will lead to more. To true and full liberation, an end to occupation, to justice, and finally, peace ❤️‍🩹

Some very rich folks in Center City believe their convenience is more important than your safety.

Maybe what east Market really needs is to bring back the eponymous mid-street market:

We need plans for the east Market St corridor to now build upon what already makes Center City and Chinatown such special places to live, work, and visit: a transit-accessible, human-centered neighborhood with mixed-use buildings, street-fronted retail and dense housing. 1/

And the entire city of Philadelphia lets out a collective sigh of relief*. www.inquirer.com/news/philade... *Except for the profiteers betting against the public good on a megaproject silver bullet despite the activism and research that was against it from the start #smh

New year, new training 🤘🏻 Sign up for my Feminist Cities Starter Pack online training this February and get equipped for the year ahead. bit.ly/FeministCities #feministcities

Can't wait to see your urbanist faces at our party tonight! 🎉

As far as I know I'm the only person to do a human-subjects approved ethnography of an #Occupy camp in the US. I spent a month researching the two camps in Portland, Oregon, the largest and longest running outside of NYC. I can tell you right now this is different. www.npr.org/2024/12/12/n...

I'll be co-emceeing this event and you don't wanna miss it!!

Can we please start a #septatalks in Philly? I'm still obsessing over this photo from the @welcomingneighbors.us conference 🤩(@septaphilly.bsky.social I am available for promos just lmk) #subwaytalks #phillystyle cc @justupthepike.bsky.social

Last call for tickets! ICYMI join me Tuesday and Wednesday this week for a lunchtime training on gender equity in our urban environments. Protip - DM me for a code and get 40% off! (Just for you, procrastinators ;) tinyurl.com/feministcities

The real reason I was the main co-host for the @welcomingneighbors.us conference here in Philly was because the original @5thsq.org representative was hit by a car while riding his bike. It's an ironic and unfortunate reality that while we advocate for livable cities we put our lives at risk.

Just saw a sports medicine doctor @pennmedicine.bsky.social about injuries related to a car hitting me when I was in bike lane. First thing they said to me when they enter exam room: "Those ebikes, huh?" Is there some way I'm supposed to interpret that other than "you put yourself at risk" ???

Wow! Thank you for capturing this final moment Tony and for the excellent conversation! It was truly a great day ✨

Omigosh it was such a pleasure and privilege to co-host this convening with you Dan!! (And I will keep bugging you to come back to Philly sorry not sorry 😄)

Can’t wait to bring Open Streets back to Rittenhouse Row in Philadelphia for two Sundays in December. In September, these events boosted foot traffic by 36% (24% in a today area beyond the street closure) and sales an average of 68%. Could December be bigger?

This happens way too much

Hello @bsky.app ! I hope you will join me in my upcoming training on the Feminist City - especially important in these times - to provide a foundation on how we got to now and what we can do at the local level to create more equitable cities for all. <3 tinyurl.com/feministcities #feministcities