If you missed the event or want to relive it, our 2018 multimedia intern, Jake Ostrow, captured the full event in this video.
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In 2018, Seattle Neighborhood Greenways set out to pilot a quick and cheap way to make Seattle neighborhoods safer to walk, bike, and live in for people of all ages and abilities. Our solution? Neighborhood "home zones" -- a low-cost model that's been implemented with success in other countries.
The Problem
Thank you for being a part of our people-powered movement. And what a year it’s been for this boisterous, can-do coalition!
Together we have won hard-fought victories and weathered some setbacks over the past year, and I know that we will accomplish even more in 2019 because people like you care, and make change possible by giving your time, energy, and financial support.
In 2018, we faced a number of …
2018 was a big year for walking and biking policy updates! These wins may not be as sexy as new bike lanes, but they make a big difference in how our city feels to people walking and biking:
That’s why Seattle Neighborhood Greenways helped to form the Move All Seattle Sustainably (MASS) Coalition this fall, along with transportation and environmental advocacy organizations across Seattle. We called upon the Mayor to take action in advance of the Seattle Squeeze, …