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Started by Mark Abraham. Last reply by Roger Senserrich - CAHS Apr 26, 2010. 1 Reply 0 Likes
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Comment by Roger Senserrich - CAHS on March 23, 2010 at 9:22am
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Do you have any kind of embeddable HTML that gives access to data? It would be useful to have it here :-)
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Imagine. Inform. Invest. Inspire.
Neighborhoods: What is Working
Harnessing and Harvesting “The Ignorant Perfection of Ordinary People”
The first of a series on the learning, challenges and opportunities seen at Connecting4Community to shift to more citizen-centered, bottom-up ways of living and structuring our approaches to the problems we see around us.Sensible Life ~ A Thought
John reminds us that relationships in a personal world are the antidote to following the siren call of progress in a tool-ruled world.Seeing Blue
Having to stand in line for this service or that program is one of the most powerful reinforcers of the scarcity mindset. It symbolizes helplessness, hopelessness and the constant concern that there is not enough ... and that it will run out just before it is my turn. Edd Conboy is doing something about that.Open Street Project
Jackson holds Mississippi’s first Open Streets
They were dancing in the streets of Jackson during Open Streets. How do you turn people who walk and bike into advocates for safer streets when they don’t identify as walkers and cyclists? This is a question that leaders of Bike Walk Mississippi, and advocates across the country, are constantly asking themselves. While many advocacy [...]Tips for Attending Open Streets
We spend a lot of time talking about how to organize Open Streets, but the vast majority of people just want to enjoy a day walking or riding with their family and friends. How do you make it as easy as possible for participants to have a great time at Open Streets? We know that [...]Merchandise Promotes Open Streets all Year
It’s easy for people to get excited about Open Streets when they are riding their bike or walking down a street filled with people, but even the most successful Open Streets don’t take place every day. How can you maintain and build excitement around your initiative during those days when the streets aren’t open to [...]© 2013 Created by Lee Cruz.
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