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Charlottetown, Canada hops on the Walk [Your City] train!
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  • Charlottetown, Canada hops on the Walk [Your City] train!

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Playborhood is an incredible — “duh, why didn’t I think of that” — idea! The book and organization has been around for a while, but I just discovered it and wanted to share! It’s initiatives like these, that complement safe and accessible places for people, that we need more of. 
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  • Playborhood is an incredible — “duh, why didn’t I think of that” — idea! The book and organization has been around for a while, but I just discovered it and wanted to share! It’s initiatives like these, that complement safe and accessible places for people, that we need more of. 

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Walk Score continues their momentum in quantifying walkability – this week launching “ChoiceMaps” – a new way to measure neighborhoods.
Other Guerrilla actions! These folks in Seattle “politely” installed impediments in the street to protect bikes. They were taken down a day later when the group contacted the city. What we’re really excited about is that soon, instead of tech hackathons, there will be city hackathons (or civic-a-thons!) where the city listens to its citizens and can test these different opportunities through doing rather than consulting.
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  • Walk Score continues their momentum in quantifying walkability – this week launching “ChoiceMaps” – a new way to measure neighborhoods.
  • Other Guerrilla actions! These folks in Seattle “politely” installed impediments in the street to protect bikes. They were taken down a day later when the group contacted the city. What we’re really excited about is that soon, instead of tech hackathons, there will be city hackathons (or civic-a-thons!) where the city listens to its citizens and can test these different opportunities through doing rather than consulting.

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Hank Dittnar argues for investment in small projects, not grand strategies to move the needle for our economy and our communities.
We submitted to the Knight Foundation’s latest News Challenge - “How might we improve the interaction between cities and citizens via open gov” Check out our submission for “Citizen-powered wayfinding, on and offline”.
http://www.theatlanticcities.com/arts-and-lifestyle/2013/03/brief-history-suburbias-rise-and-fall/4979/
 
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  • Hank Dittnar argues for investment in small projects, not grand strategies to move the needle for our economy and our communities.
  • We submitted to the Knight Foundation’s latest News Challenge - “How might we improve the interaction between cities and citizens via open gov” Check out our submission for “Citizen-powered wayfinding, on and offline”.
  • http://www.theatlanticcities.com/arts-and-lifestyle/2013/03/brief-history-suburbias-rise-and-fall/4979/
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