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Stronger, More connected streets
This site now gathers a few things that continue to feel useful to people working on streets, main streets and everyday mobility.
Regenerative Streets podcast, exploring how everyday streets can support more walkable, connected and climate aligned communities.
Blog posts and essays on main streets, local business vitality and the lived experience of moving through cities.
Whether you are a trader, practitioner, resident, official or advocate, I have written and spoken to people like you who know streets have more to offer and are interested in ways we can all take steps to realise their full potential.
Values‑led and regenerative by design
I am a regenerative streets and urban mobility specialist working at the intersection of transport, land use and local economies. I use analysis, research and lived experience insights to help cities and organisations design streets and mobility systems that are safer, more walkable and more life giving.
My work is grounded in regenerative streets thinking: streets and local economies are seen as living systems, where business, community and environment need to thrive together.
I am not actively promoting services, but I welcome contact from people who are working on or curious about their own streets.
You can use the form if you would like to:
Share a story or project from your street
Ask where to find resources or communities to support your advocacy
Explore using or adapting any of the podcasts, blogs or tools in your own work
Looking for ways to join a movement of people bringing streets to life?
If you are looking for active campaigns, programs and communities to connect with, there are places that focus directly on advocacy and organising.
Better Streets, a national charity supporting people across Australia to advocate for safer, more walkable and bike friendly streets, with tools, stories and community.
Regen Melbourne, a network working on regenerative futures and participatory approaches to neighbourhoods and streets.
This site is one contribution to a wider movement to bring streets to life, and these organisations are good next steps if you want to go deeper