Cathy Dos Santos: Living Car-Free and Advocating for a Miami Built for People, Not Cars

Denis Agar: Using Experience Gained Working as a Transit Planner to Make the Case for Better Transit in Vancouver

Baker Rogers: Owner of Queer Haven Books in Columbia, South Carolina, a Safe Haven for the Queer Community

Michael Schneider: Advocating for Pedestrian and Bicycle-Friendly Streets in Los Angeles While Living Car-Free

Guillaume Le Roux: The Urbanist Transformation of Paris. The Sometimes Contentious Process of Becoming a More Bicycle and Pedestrian-Friendly City

Jonathan Wober: A Growing Love of London Through the Experience of Being a Tour Guide

Senator Molly Cook: Advocating for Walking, Biking, Public Transportation, and Other Urbanist Policies in Houston

Brian Peterman: Building an Accessory Dwelling Unit in Chicago to Enable to Multigenerational Household

"Gridlock" Sam Schwartz: The Father of Congestion Pricing in New York

Kathleen Rooney: A Chicago Author and Flaneuse Whose Love of Walking Helps to Shape Her Writing

Samantha Anderson: A Proposal to Transform Downtown Chicago by Pedestrianizing Part of It

Emily Jabbour: The Experience of Being Involved in Local Government in Hoboken, an Urbanist Paradise

Ollie Thompson: Learning About Manchester and the North of England by Making Videos

David Williams Rosales: Can You Really Live Car-Free in the United States?

Daniel Herriges: The Urbanist Potential of Small Towns

Noelle Hunter and Paul Trust: Queenslink. Is an Abandoned Railroad Line the Answer to Building a Much-Needed North-South Subway Connection in Queens, New York?

Yohann Milan: Why Paris is a Great City for Public Transportation and Active Transportation

Michael Moritz: The Journey from a Suburban Childhood to Living Car-Free in Houston

Stephanie Watt: Applying the Principles of Urbanism to Transform Montreal into a More Child-Friendly City

Chris Denham: From a Childhood Love of Railways to a Railway Career