It's shocking the percentage of people who have no access to green spaces. "Who is missing?" is such a great question!
'Today, our collective visibility matters. Public footpaths stay open and clear because people walk them regularly. Parks in cities receive investment when decision makers know they are well used. The diversity of queer lives is celebrated when we take to the streets in Pride marches.'
I love the intersectionality of this post. Big love!
Walking with kindness Dru. This really connected for me, especially as I often lean more into the activist side of walking for change. Your Substack reminded me that there can be just as much strength in the quiet softness. Walking is motion. So long as we aren’t stagnant, we’re growing.
It's shocking the percentage of people who have no access to green spaces. "Who is missing?" is such a great question!
'Today, our collective visibility matters. Public footpaths stay open and clear because people walk them regularly. Parks in cities receive investment when decision makers know they are well used. The diversity of queer lives is celebrated when we take to the streets in Pride marches.'
I love the intersectionality of this post. Big love!
Walking with kindness Dru. This really connected for me, especially as I often lean more into the activist side of walking for change. Your Substack reminded me that there can be just as much strength in the quiet softness. Walking is motion. So long as we aren’t stagnant, we’re growing.
I enjoyed your perspective on this and the question that is staying with me is, "Who is missing?" I love that provocation Dru
I had not known the significance of Kinder Scout. Walk on!