Thoughts on I-94, and Yet Another Idea
The I-94 trench between Minneapolis and St. Paul is rife with possibilities for transformation, from express rail service to a Midtown Greenway extension.
Category: Advocacy
Lies Cast in Bronze: A Tour of Twin Cities Historical Markers
Historical markers may seem like trustworthy narrators of the past, but in truth, they are only outdated maps that reflect all the biases and motivations of the people who paid to erect them.
Walk the Talk: Rethinking I-94 and Going Car-Free
Get involved! From St. Paul to Mankato, several upcoming events in the Twin Cities and Greater Minnesota highlight the multi-modal transportation future we need.
A Primer on Community Ownership
Community real estate ownership provides stability, affordability and community-based wealth. There are established and developing models throughout the Twin Cities.
Walk the Talk: Biking for Change
Both St. Paul and Northfield are hosting exciting, bike-centric events that provide fun while promoting good causes. Learn how to get involved!
It’s Time to Make Lyndale Avenue More than a Corridor for Cars
Small changes have already made Lyndale Avenue better. But now we have the opportunity to make big changes to make it great.
Walk the Talk: Police Reform and Blue Line Public Process
Open house for the Livable Lyndale project, public comment for the Blue Line Extension, a preview of a climate-friendly picnic and more.
The Exhausting Fight of Just Wanting to Survive Biking in Minneapolis
Cyclists have as much right to city infrastructure as do cars, trucks and SUVs. So why can’t the City of Minneapolis see it that way?
Walk the Talk: Minneapolis Projects; Bike and Art Tours
Advocate for better streets, join a group ride in North Minneapolis, experience public art and more in “Walk the Talk!”
Reduce, Reuse and Rental Could Solve a Growing Solid Waste Problem
Nonprofit Reuse Minnesota has issued a new report on the statewide impacts of reusing what might otherwise wind up as waste. It’s called a “circular economy.”