EVENT: Charleston Resilience Network Coffee Hour
From our friends at the Charleston Resilience Network… July Coffee Hour Friday, July 30th, at 8am
Category: public safety
ICYMI: Charleston’s Climate Action Plan
From our friends at CHS Today… Do you know what’s in Charleston’s Climate Action Plan that began in May? The plan covers
GOOD IDEAS: Change 3 Driving Rules to Save Lives
Across the country, about 26 percent of fatal car crashes that claim pedestrian lives occur at intersections where walkers are supposed to
‘Think Twice’ Organizers Speak Out Against Gun Violence
#EnoughIsEnough A Lowcountry activist group called “Think Twice” says they want to voice their concerns about gun violence starting with walks in
GOOD READ: The Myth of Post-Racial America
Check out this recent article addressing racism and racial inequity in the US and those who would like to pretend that neither
Multiple Projects Improving Connectivity for Local Bicyclists and Pedestrians
Our friends at Charleston Moves recently shared some really inspiring updates on multiple projects that will improve connectivity for bicyclists and pedestrians
ACLU of SC Launches Mobile Justice App
ACLU of SC recently launched the Mobile Justice phone app to allow citizens an easier way to monitor public interactions with law
GOOD IDEA: Public Spaces for Girls
When you really think about it, teenage girls really lack options when it comes to public spaces designed with them in mind.
It’s Time to Make Cycling and Walking in our City Safer
As Charleston Moves‘ Mobility Month comes to a close, we want to highlight a recent editorial from the City Paper which highlights
The Message is Clear: ‘Change Must Come Now’
Recently, The Charleston City Paper published an important perspective on the Jamal Sutherland travesty that we encourage everyone to read in full