The city of Salta is located in the north of Argentina. The walk will be the first Jane Jacobs Walk to be organized in our city. It will have the support of professional organizations and the Faculty of Architecture. The walk will cover the historic center of the city and will have an orientation toward heritage and urban culture.

We know that you dream of mobilizing in a first-class subway. We also. We want to bring that dream to your reflection, from what it was to how good it can be. Meanwhile, let's travel through a COLLECTIVE ITINERARY highlighting public spaces and places of interest around the main subway stations of Line 1 in the Metro de Caracas [Caño Amarillo - Los Dos Caminos]. During the weekend we will offer free and sequential guides around 12 subway stations. You choose how many stations you want to visit, and how you connect them to each other. This tour opens the program of ITINERANDO, a festival of sustainable urban tours organized by Collectivox.com. We have passionate urban guides from 12 local organizations, specializing in heritage interpretation. Its minimal stories will make you travel through Caracas´s Metro culture, discovering its art, its public spaces, and its importance as a means of mass transportation with fewer CO2 emissions into the environment. This tour will only be done once. You will hardly find a similar plan. All you have to do is register on our landing page.

We invite you to join us in this walk that brings together the spirit of Jane Jacob's walk with the oral storytelling tradition of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. This walk brings together the spirit of Jane Jacobs Walk with the oral storytelling tradition of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. We will be exploring Gertrude Street in the Fitzroy neighbourhood of Melbourne, using the app Yalinguth, which uses geo-located oral storytelling. https://www.yalinguth.com.au/

The app is meant to "connect all communities to historical firsthand accounts told by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders. The purpose is to increase knowledge, empathy, respect, and community connection. Yalinguth is also a celebration of the Elders who paved the way for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Rights in Victoria and Australia."

Using the app, we will take a "stroll down Gertrude Street in Ngár-go/Fitzroy, a highly significant area for the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Rights Movement. We will walk around the neighbourhood, listening to geo-located stories and sounds that will take us on a journey through time."

Let us take the initiative and explore Gertrude Street together, uncovering "the wisdom and stories of [community] Elders and ancestors as [we] walk [our] own journey."

We know that you dream of mobilizing in a first-class subway. We also. We want to bring that dream to your reflection, from what it was to how good it can be. Meanwhile, let's travel through a COLLECTIVE ITINERARY highlighting public spaces and places of interest around the main subway stations of Line 1 in the Metro de Caracas [Caño Amarillo - Los Dos Caminos]. During the weekend we will offer free and sequential guides around 12 subway stations. You choose how many stations you want to visit, and how you connect them to each other. This tour opens the program of ITINERANDO, a festival of sustainable urban tours organized by Collectivox.com. We have passionate urban guides from 12 local organizations, specializing in heritage interpretation. Its minimal stories will make you travel through Caracas´s Metro culture, discovering its art, its public spaces, and its importance as a means of mass transportation with fewer CO2 emissions into the environment. This tour will only be done once. You will hardly find a similar plan. All you have to do is register on our landing page.

Veremos qué tan cierta puede ser la teoría de Jane Jacobs sobre los parques mientras caminamos y exploramos Patterson Park. Friends of Patterson Park hablará sobre la historia del parque, su organización y proyectos. Otras personas de diferentes clubes y vecindades cercanas nos contarán cómo usan y contribuyen al parque. Aprenderemos cómo todos ellos mantienen vivo este corazón verde. Su trabajo voluntario hace de Patterson Park un lugar vibrante, seguro y saludable para disfrutar como vecino o visitante.

Como dijo Jane Jacobs en The Death and Life of Great American Cities (1961):

  “Convencionalmente, los parques de vecindario o los espacios abiertos similares a parques se consideran beneficios otorgados a las poblaciones desfavorecidas de las ciudades. Demos la vuelta a este pensamiento y consideremos los parques desfavorecidos de la ciudad como lugares que necesitan los beneficios de la vida y el aprecio que se les confiere. Esto está más ajustado a la realidad, ya que las personas les confieren uso a los parques y los convierten en éxitos, o bien no los usan y condenan a los parques al rechazo y al fracaso”.

We will see how true Jane Jacobs theory about parks may be as we walk through and explore Patterson Park. Friends of Patterson Park will talk about the park history, its organization and projects. Some other passionate people from different clubs and close neighborhoods will tell us how they use and contribute to the park. We will learn how all of them keep this green heart alive. Their volunteer work makes Patterson Park a vibrant, safe and healthy place to enjoy as a neighbor or a visitor.

As Jane Jacobs stated in The Death and Life of Great American Cities (1961):

 “Conventionally, neighbourhood parks or parklike open spaces are considered boons conferred on the deprived populations of cities.  Let us turn this thought around, and consider city parks deprived places that need the boon of life and appreciation conferred upon them.  This is more nearly in accord with reality, for people do confer use on parks and make them successes – or else withhold use and doom parks to rejection and failure.”

El Foro Mujeres y Ciudad de Donostia prepara en este paseo anual un recorrido por los diferentes lugares propuestos para una Casa de las Mujeres, viejo objetivo del feminismo de la ciudad. En 2010 la idea cuajó y se abrió las puertas de la Casa de las Mujeres, pero su éxito obliga a buscar una nueva ubicación con mayor espacio, lo que también haremos en este paseo de 2023.

EAT, WALK, and LEARN your way through historic Davao Chinatown and go home full of nostalgia. This 3.7 km walking circuit features some of the best Chinatown eats, the Arches, and secret stories of Davao's Chinese connection.

This walk will be led by historian Mogi Castrillo of Ateneo de Davao University and presented by Placemaking Davao, Design Davao Society and Women on the Move Asia.

The city familiarization tour is an urban tour from the architect and urbanist Yulia Oria Shlomenzon.

The tour passes by the most important sites in the center of Athens as well as in hidden alleys of the old city.

On the tour, we will talk about the culture, history, society, and the reality of life in Greece today and also in comparison to other big cities and focus on good urban planning and architecture.

A walk in the first working-class district of Rome, Testaccio, in the historic center of the city, home to the ancient slaughterhouse and a strong working class identity that has changed over time. However Testaccio maintains strong neighborhood and community relations also thanks to the structure of the buildings where there are large courtyards and meeting places. A neighborhood where, as Jane Jacobs writes, we can train our eyes on the street.

The Congress for the New Urbanism - Central Texas chapter (CNU-CTX) is hosting a Jane's Walk on Sunday May 7 to honor Jane Jacobs' legacy and to celebrate the completion of the new Capitol pedestrian mall in downtown Austin. We will discuss the conversion of Congress Ave north of the state Capitol building to a pedestrian mall, historic preservation of nearby buildings, and public art sculptures decorating the new mall - with one of the local artists! This event is free and open to the public. Children and families are welcome.

The walk will trace the multi-layered history of Old Gurgaon, through the bylanes of Jacobpura.

Jacobpura- a small settlement in the village of Hidayatpur chawani was Founded and named after the local Deputy Commissioner, an Englishman by the name of Mr. Jacob, in the year 1861. The small settlement was planned to accommodate staff of the British East India Company, which later was mostly occupied by the merchants of the main city bazaar- Sadar.

We aim to deconstruct the living history of this Old Gurgaon precinct, look at a few architectural marvels, speak to locals, allowing participants to develop their own 'sense' of this place.

As we take a stroll through the old city of Ahmedabad, we will be able to observe how the city's urban morphology reflects Jane Jacobs' ideas and strategies in urban planning and design. We will notice how the city's architecture and layout are built around the needs of people and communities, rather than cars or commercial development. We will also see how these ideas are interwoven with the unique character and history of the city, as evidenced by the traditional pols and the vibrant bazaars. As we make our way through the narrow streets, we will see how the city's planning perspectives have evolved over the centuries. We will observe how the walled city was built with a focus on security and defense, resulting in narrow and winding streets, fortifications, and gateways. We will also see how the traditional pols were built around a shared community space and how this concept of mixed-use development has continued to thrive in the old city today. We will also compare and contrast the old city's planning perspectives with contemporary planning in areas like West Ahmedabad. We will see how contemporary planning is often focused on automobile traffic and prioritizes commercial development over community spaces, leading to issues like congestion and lack of pedestrian-friendly streets. We will then explore the current uses and associated issues facing the old city. We will see how the city's traditional industries like textiles and crafts have continued to thrive, while also facing challenges from modernization and globalization. Finally, we will brainstorm ways to approach urban planning and design in today's context. We will discuss the importance of preserving historic architecture, promoting mixed-use development, and creating walkable communities while also accommodating modern amenities and infrastructure.

Women on the Move, Women in Transportation Leadership, the project team of Developing an Intersectional Equity Framework to Support Walkability Transitions project in cooperation with Renacimiento Manila will be offering a Jane's Walk walking tour along Intramuros - Binondo - Escolta - Lawton on May 6 (Saturday) from 4-6:30 PM.

The walk will be conducted by Renacimiento Manila, an organization that strongly believes that the best way to love and appreciate Manila's wonders is to see them up close and to hear their stories on the spot.

Enjoy a walk down Main Street as we provide historical highlights of buildings and their people. We'll venture through Pepperell Square, continuing to Fairfield School, otherwise known as Pepperell Park, down Beach Street and end at Dyer Library. Stops along the way will include tasteful bites from local merchants.

Walking throughout the greater downtown area of Franklin to reflect on history, design, and safety.

The tour starts at the historic “Old Library” going North to the Still River where it turns East to the Green. From the Green, we continue back to Main Street to the current Library and then back to the start. Featured are the multiple forms of architecture by predominantly Danbury architects.

Celebrating the 107th birth date of one of our most influential authors and urban activists, Jane Jacobs. Hosted by local AIA architect, John Cowder. Please join us for a one-hour walking tour of Jane’s childhood neighborhood and see Jane’s home, the site of Wickham Bros Potato Chip Factory, the site of the George Washington School #3, with a stop at Henry’s on Clay. There will also be many historic insights and discussions along the way.

Cal Poly Urbanists and SLOCO Yimby are partnering to host a neighborhood walk around Mitchell Park. We are celebrating the influential journalist, author, activist, and urban theorist’s birthday by walking around the neighborhoods of SLO, discussing bike lanes, ADUs, city planning, and more!

In this Jane Jacobs Walk, guests will have an opportunity to get introduced to local life on the street and get to know the life of locals behind the doors. They will experience local culture, see some hidden heritage treasures, walk through the local bazaar, travel through Old Delhi on foot and by rickshaw, visit the region's oldest spice market, taste the best safe street food and interact with different business owners who are there from several generations, and visit a Haveli for a traditional home-cooked complimentary meal.