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presentations / speakers bureau

LivableStreets has developed a series of public presentations that engage the public, policy-makers, and engineers in how to ensure that projects have appropriate, user-centered designs. 

Invite us to speak and spark discussion in your neighborhood, at your office, in your class, or elsewhere. E-mail jackie@livablestreets.info today. 

Sample topics include:

  • Rethinking Transportation
  • Transportatin and Health
  • The Future of Transportation
  • Innovations in Transportation
  • Completing Incomplete Streets
  • Retrofitting Bridges
  • Urban Activism
  • Social Entreprises
  • Linking Bicycling, Walking, and Public Transit

Past presentations incluce: 

  • "Urban Revolutions" with David Byrne, MIT
  • "Rethinking Urban Transportation", Harvard Graduate School of Design
  • "Retrofitting Bridges", Association for Pedestrian and Bicycle Professionals National Webinar
  • "Social Enterprise", MIT Social Entrepreneurship Conference
  • "Streets Fit for People", Yale University
  • Panelist at Boston Society of Architects lecture series
  • "Urban Activism", Northeastern University School of Architecture
  • "Street Design", Pecha Kucha, Boston
  • "Innovations in Transportation", Massachusetts State Moving Together Conference
  • "Completing Incomplete Streets", Massachusetts State Moving Together Conference
  • "Rethinking Urban Transportation", Challenge for Sustainability, A Better City business forum 
  • "Rethining Transportation", Boston Architectural College
  • "Rethinking Transportation", Tufts University Graduate School of Urban and Environmental Policy and Planning
  • "Rethinking Transportation", Lesley University
  • "Rethinking Trransportation", Boston University
  • "The Future of Transportation", Town of Dedham
  • "The Future of Transportation", City of Newton

Want us to give a presentation and spark discussion in your neighborhood, in your class, or at your office? Contact us. We will work with you to tailor each presentation to the specific audience.