January’s Recommended Kent-Area Walk of the Month
Continuing with our series of walks to keep you going this winter – here’s another walk from our Neighborhood Walking Ambassadors in Kent! We encourage you to keep walking through
December’s Recommended Featured Kent-area Walk of the Month
Continuing with our series of walks to keep you going throughout the winter months – here’s another one from our Neighborhood Walking Ambassadors in Kent!We want to encourage you to keep walk
Seattle’s Denny Regrade Virtual Walk!
On this virtual walk, we will explore (with noted author David B. Williams) Seattle’s most famous land alteration project: the complete removal of a hill in the downtown area. Through
Defining Community Safety: Seattle Neighborhood Greenways in Conversation with Aaron Dixon
Join Seattle Neighborhood Greenways for a community conversation with Aaron Dixon, founding member and Captain of the Seattle chapter of the Black Panther Party. We’ll discuss community ownership of public
Stories in Stone: Virtual Seattle Geology Walk
You’re invited to join Feet First for a virtual event, with proceeds benefiting our ongoing work for people who walk and roll in Washington. Thursday, July 9th, 7PM Pacific time.
WA’s Transportation Budgets and Covid-19 Webinar
How can Washington State adapt its budget priorities in the wake of Covid-19? Join us next Friday, May 29th at 9am to hear national, state, and local perspectives on what’s
Feet First Conversation with Angie Schmitt
Washington faces a pedestrian safety crisis. The number of people killed walking on our state’s streets has spiked 40% in the last 5 years. Residents of color, seniors, and those
Shoreline Light Rail Walk & Talk
NOTE/UPDATE: We have changed the post-walk venue to Monka Brewery (17211 15th Ave NE) – apologies for the late notice. We’re excited to be joined by Shoreline’s Mayor Hall for
November’s Recommended Featured Kent-area Walk of the Month
Feet First’s Walking Ambassadors in Kent led a series of successful remotely distanced walks despite the pandemic this year. Now that the Feet First Wednesday walks in Kent are over
Aging into Activity: Walking for Health, Safety in Older Adults
Did you know? The demographic makeup of the U.S is about to look very different in the next few decades. We already have one of the oldest populations in the
Feet First Walks in Kent
20 Feet First walkers enjoyed a socially distanced walk last week from the Three Friends Fishing Hole in Kent. Our continued thanks to Chris Ensor and the other Feet First
Alternatives to Police Traffic Safety Enforcement
In the wake of the killing of George Floyd by Minneapolis police and the resulting Black Lives Matter protests, the Seattle City Council is currently looking at dramatic reductions in