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Even for transportation nerds, keeping track of the federal infrastructure/transportation/reconciliation showdown between Biden, the House and the Senate is difficult to follow. Let me take a shot at breaking down the big picture — because this is a potentially era-shifting moment in U.S. transportation policy. The stakes for sustainability, safety,…

Posted on July 10, 2021

How and Why to Team up with your local librarian

Posted on July 2, 2021

State Walking Colleges take their first steps in Georgia, South Dakota, and California

Posted on June 29, 2021

America Walks Launches the Georgia State Walking College

Established in 2015, The Walking College is a competitive, 6-month, remote-learning fellowship. Participants complete a series of modules covering topics including the basics of the historical underpinnings of the car-centric transportation landscape and the basics of design and policy that foster safe, inclusive, accessible design for non-motorized transportation while developing…

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America Walks Opens 2021 Community Change Grant Applications

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America Walks has a new website!

We Belong Here: The Takoma Park Equity Walk

Help California Decriminalizing Jaywalking

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Building Walkable Communities is a Critical Climate Solution and Walking is a Real Form of Transportation

Story of Self – Amar Azucena Cid’s Journey in Advocating for Safe, Walkable, Equitable Public Spaces

Federal Policy’s Big Moment

How and Why to Team up with your local librarian

State Walking Colleges take their first steps in Georgia, South Dakota, and California

America Walks Launches the Georgia State Walking College

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