
tiny lil actions aggregates action-oriented links with the goal of collectively making our city better. to us, better means more walkable, bikeable, transit-oriented, and generally focused on people and planet. it’s written without the use of AI.
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Transit news has become more mainstream lately, from the proposed O’Hare Flyer to buzz about Bike the Drive to NITA finally taking effect. This is a great opportunity to have conversations with people who may not normally think about “alter...
Summer. Isn’t. Over. GET OUT THERE!!!!!
On September 10, the Chicago Bike PAC is hosting a campaign trail party at Midwest Coast Brewing. I bought two tickets a while ago, but can no longer attend, so the first person to reply to this emai...
Street flooding is kind of beautiful, actually.
Welcome to the inside of my brain! Here are some things I’ve encountered in the past month or so related to public transportation, biking, and walking around Chicago.
In wonderful and unsurprising news, we’ve learned that the drivers blocking bike and bus lanes downtown tend to be employed by package delivery giants like Amazon, FedEx and UPS. Sadly, tickets for standing in a bus lane cost only $90, or $...
August has arrived so quickly that I’m panicking. Have I been to the beach enough this summer? Played enough tennis? Why haven’t I rollerbladed yet? Fallen in love? Been on a boat? And I know I definitely haven’t had nearly enough ice cream...
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I'm a multi-passionate creative and activist living in sunny Chicago. I care about good design—whether in urban planning or personal style—as well as sustainability and feminism. And I can't shut up about any of it.
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