PARK(ing) Day 2018

Virtual PARK(ing) Day 2020 Happening Today

PARK(ing) Day is an annual event held across the world and right here in the city of Philadelphia, on the third Friday of September. Parking spaces are transformed into temporary public parks by community members, activists, artists, and architects to reimagine the use of public space.  This global event  focuses on promoting awareness for more … Continue reading Virtual PARK(ing) Day 2020 Happening Today

New Mini-Grant Program

Philadelphia communities face substantial hurdles when attempting to reinvent public space, especially in communities of color. Feet First Philly is partnering with the Department of Public Health to provide funding for mini-grants to create public space amenities, particularly in underserved communities. The mini-grants, between $500 and $2000, will be awarded to address the financial and … Continue reading New Mini-Grant Program

Feet First Philly Unveils Pedestrian Advocacy Guide

Feet First Philly is happy to announce the release of our Pedestrian Advocacy Guide. This guide connects residents and community groups to existing city resources in order to address common pedestrian issues. Individuals and civic organizations can use this guide to identify risks pedestrians face in their own neighborhoods and find solutions to address those … Continue reading Feet First Philly Unveils Pedestrian Advocacy Guide

Pedestrians of Philadelphia: Ptah Gabrie

Pedestrian of Philadelphia Ptah Gabrie at the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area Pedestrians of Philadelphia features stories of real people and how walking is a part of their lives. This month we highlight Ptah Gabrie, GoPhillyGo Content Coordinator at Clean Air Council. Ptah also works on communications for Feet First Philly and has lived … Continue reading Pedestrians of Philadelphia: Ptah Gabrie

Join FFP Subcommittees and Let Your Voice Be Heard

Vision Zero Sign Next to Chestnut St Protected Bike Lane Feet First Philly formed three new subcommittees at the beginning of 2020 to better focus on three specific areas of our pedestrian advocacy: events, policy, and communications. Feet First Philly’s subcommittee and general meetings are open to everyone. You can learn more about each of … Continue reading Join FFP Subcommittees and Let Your Voice Be Heard