Author: Melissa Bruntlett
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Spaces for fun: Reflections on the International Child Standards Seminar
My reflections on an invigorating 3-day seminar asking the question, “Before we do anything we should ask ourselves, ‘is this good for children?'”
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The Quiet Strength of Gentle Advocacy
Over the years we’ve been asked how we have remain optimistic. The answer is surprisingly simple: through the practice of “gentle advocacy.”
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This City’s Story: Delft
Curbing Traffic turns 5! This edition of This City’s Story looks at some “must see” stops when visiting this small city of 110,000 that play a role in improving the quality of life for us and countless other residents in Delft.
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This City’s Story: Bratislava
Bratislava is a city who’s story has been is constant change throughout history. Learn how it is rewriting itself as a place for playing, staying, and cycling!
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This City’s Story: Brussels’ Transformation to a Human City
Brussels is a polarising metropolis. Some speak very fondly of its vibrancy and eclectic spirit, others share a deep distaste for the chaos of a city composed of competing elements of French, Dutch, and international influence. However, Brussels is transforming. Learn more about the story of transformation in Europe’s capital.
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You are seen: An ode to women
As this year’s women’s month draws to a close, one final moment to remind women everywhere that they are not alone.
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Gender in Mobility: We need an intersectional approach
Depending on many factors women and girls experience the world differently, even amongst one another, and therefore one solution will not address all of their needs. This is why an intersectional approach is a must for realising a more equitable mobility system.
