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Emily T Gail with Lisa Nuszkowski, Executive Director, Detroit Bike Share about Detroit Open Street and more.
Lisa Nuszkowski is the Executive Director of Detroit Bike Share and oversees much more including including Open Streets Detroit which took place in downtown and southwest Detroit Sunday Sept. 27 & Sunday Oct. 2.
Open Streets is part of a global movement to reclaim public space for people by temporarily transforming streets into paved parks and public spaces. In Detroit it was Michigan Ave (US 12) and Vernor Highway showcasing and bringing several ethnic neighborhoods together.
Open Streets is a event under the Downtown Detroit Partnership. It was presented by DTE Energy Foundation but it was the many groups and organizations that made it work ...
Lisa shares how the Open Streets Detroit opened the nearly four miles of continuous roadway to create space for healthy activities, community building, and connection to local retail by closing it to motorized traffic. People were able to experience Michigan Ave and Vernor Ave in a new way, whether by walking, running, biking, rollerblading, or skateboarding.
There was complementary programming at locations along the route- yoga, dancing, basketball, and other health and wellness activities.
Lisa shares the long-term vision of making Open Streets Detroit a regular program that highlights other streets and neighborhoods throughout Detroit and reflects the changes in Detroit that are creating so many recreational and non motorized activities.
We talk about the bike share program which is becoming popular nationwide and soon to be in Detroit and how it has recently been set up in Kailua- Kona by PATH, People's Advocacy Trail's Hawaii leading those efforts with the County of Hawaii.
I enjoy sharing these stories. Detroit, Hawaii, any community is continually going through sociological changes regarding how to transform into communities that co exist and encourage use of non motorized vehicles. Sharing the stories I feel highlights how similar our communities are ..
Emily T Gail Shows are available 24//7 at espnhawaii.com under the lineup tab, as a free iTunes podcast and on facebook.com/Emily T Gail. For information contact Gail at [email protected] or 896-6780.
Open Streets is part of a global movement to reclaim public space for people by temporarily transforming streets into paved parks and public spaces. In Detroit it was Michigan Ave (US 12) and Vernor Highway showcasing and bringing several ethnic neighborhoods together.
Open Streets is a event under the Downtown Detroit Partnership. It was presented by DTE Energy Foundation but it was the many groups and organizations that made it work ...
Lisa shares how the Open Streets Detroit opened the nearly four miles of continuous roadway to create space for healthy activities, community building, and connection to local retail by closing it to motorized traffic. People were able to experience Michigan Ave and Vernor Ave in a new way, whether by walking, running, biking, rollerblading, or skateboarding.
There was complementary programming at locations along the route- yoga, dancing, basketball, and other health and wellness activities.
Lisa shares the long-term vision of making Open Streets Detroit a regular program that highlights other streets and neighborhoods throughout Detroit and reflects the changes in Detroit that are creating so many recreational and non motorized activities.
We talk about the bike share program which is becoming popular nationwide and soon to be in Detroit and how it has recently been set up in Kailua- Kona by PATH, People's Advocacy Trail's Hawaii leading those efforts with the County of Hawaii.
I enjoy sharing these stories. Detroit, Hawaii, any community is continually going through sociological changes regarding how to transform into communities that co exist and encourage use of non motorized vehicles. Sharing the stories I feel highlights how similar our communities are ..
Emily T Gail Shows are available 24//7 at espnhawaii.com under the lineup tab, as a free iTunes podcast and on facebook.com/Emily T Gail. For information contact Gail at [email protected] or 896-6780.
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By Emily T Gail Talk StoryLisa Nuszkowski is the Executive Director of Detroit Bike Share and oversees much more including including Open Streets Detroit which took place in downtown and southwest Detroit Sunday Sept. 27 & Sunday Oct. 2.
Open Streets is part of a global movement to reclaim public space for people by temporarily transforming streets into paved parks and public spaces. In Detroit it was Michigan Ave (US 12) and Vernor Highway showcasing and bringing several ethnic neighborhoods together.
Open Streets is a event under the Downtown Detroit Partnership. It was presented by DTE Energy Foundation but it was the many groups and organizations that made it work ...
Lisa shares how the Open Streets Detroit opened the nearly four miles of continuous roadway to create space for healthy activities, community building, and connection to local retail by closing it to motorized traffic. People were able to experience Michigan Ave and Vernor Ave in a new way, whether by walking, running, biking, rollerblading, or skateboarding.
There was complementary programming at locations along the route- yoga, dancing, basketball, and other health and wellness activities.
Lisa shares the long-term vision of making Open Streets Detroit a regular program that highlights other streets and neighborhoods throughout Detroit and reflects the changes in Detroit that are creating so many recreational and non motorized activities.
We talk about the bike share program which is becoming popular nationwide and soon to be in Detroit and how it has recently been set up in Kailua- Kona by PATH, People's Advocacy Trail's Hawaii leading those efforts with the County of Hawaii.
I enjoy sharing these stories. Detroit, Hawaii, any community is continually going through sociological changes regarding how to transform into communities that co exist and encourage use of non motorized vehicles. Sharing the stories I feel highlights how similar our communities are ..
Emily T Gail Shows are available 24//7 at espnhawaii.com under the lineup tab, as a free iTunes podcast and on facebook.com/Emily T Gail. For information contact Gail at [email protected] or 896-6780.
Open Streets is part of a global movement to reclaim public space for people by temporarily transforming streets into paved parks and public spaces. In Detroit it was Michigan Ave (US 12) and Vernor Highway showcasing and bringing several ethnic neighborhoods together.
Open Streets is a event under the Downtown Detroit Partnership. It was presented by DTE Energy Foundation but it was the many groups and organizations that made it work ...
Lisa shares how the Open Streets Detroit opened the nearly four miles of continuous roadway to create space for healthy activities, community building, and connection to local retail by closing it to motorized traffic. People were able to experience Michigan Ave and Vernor Ave in a new way, whether by walking, running, biking, rollerblading, or skateboarding.
There was complementary programming at locations along the route- yoga, dancing, basketball, and other health and wellness activities.
Lisa shares the long-term vision of making Open Streets Detroit a regular program that highlights other streets and neighborhoods throughout Detroit and reflects the changes in Detroit that are creating so many recreational and non motorized activities.
We talk about the bike share program which is becoming popular nationwide and soon to be in Detroit and how it has recently been set up in Kailua- Kona by PATH, People's Advocacy Trail's Hawaii leading those efforts with the County of Hawaii.
I enjoy sharing these stories. Detroit, Hawaii, any community is continually going through sociological changes regarding how to transform into communities that co exist and encourage use of non motorized vehicles. Sharing the stories I feel highlights how similar our communities are ..
Emily T Gail Shows are available 24//7 at espnhawaii.com under the lineup tab, as a free iTunes podcast and on facebook.com/Emily T Gail. For information contact Gail at [email protected] or 896-6780.