"Despite bicycling being considered ten times more dangerous than driving, the evidence suggests that high-bicycling-mode-share cities are not only safer for bicyclists but for all road users."
What if every city had “Bike Buses” for kids going to school & daycare? What if safe, protected bike infrastructure made them easy? From Nijmegen NL, a #BikeBus developed in partnership with an after-school childcare. HT to great folks at @Cycling_Embassy
Civic infrastructure can:
✅Create spaces for people to gather & socialize, combatting America’s loneliness epidemic
✅Shift a neighborhood’s reputation, reducing the stigma born of disinvestment & negative media reports
✅Mitigate climate impacts & support neighborhood economies
The beauty of diversity. A Muslim woman of color, proudly wearing her hijab, brings home gold for the Netherlands. As the 🇳🇱 flag rises on the world stage, she sings the Dutch anthem with pride. This is the true strength of immigration—refugees are not criminals, but champions.
1/ Breakdancing, debuting at the Olympics this year, is more than just a series of flashy moves—it's an art form with deep roots in African dance traditions across the diaspora. To intentionally perform it poorly as a protest downplays the skill and technicality it requires.
Pakistan’s Arshad Nadeem just broke the world record. He’s from a village called Mian Chunnu, whose residents pooled in money so he could train. He had next to no support from any officials. He had to appeal for funds to buy a new javelin to prepare for these Olympics after his previous one was damaged beyond repair after he used it for a decade
The most ambitious car-free scheme on the continent, Montréal pedestrianized 11 commercial arteries—totaling 9.4 km—in seven boroughs this summer.
A pandemic-era initiative pushed by business leaders, they have quickly become cherished destinations for locals and tourists alike.
“Our ancestors speak hurricanes.”
aja monet and @nicosegal gracing our Go Green Griot Plaza stage for an incredibly moving set, captivating every soul at our Arts for EveryBody mini-festival.