Feet First has been working to make Sound Transit’s Link Light Rail system more walkable for more than a decade. Our Sound Access for All (SAfA) campaign was a major

Feet First is partnering with the Washington Dept. of Health to promote and expand Walk with Ease, a community-based walking program developed by the Arthritis Foundation. It is geared towards

Feet First are proud to once again be the central Puget Sound organizers for Jane’s Walks! This walking series honors the memory and legacy of Jane Jacobs. Jane’s Walks happen

The current legislative session in Olympia features a bill (SB5378/HB1325) concerning autonomous delivery vehicles (robots), designed to bring goods (including to-go food orders) to your door. They are also referred

With roughly 650 stairways throughout the city, Seattle is a major stairway town! Out of their love for this unique legacy, Cathy and Jake Jaramillo wrote the pocket-friendly guide to

Feet First is thrilled to announce the nominees we have put forward with the Transportation Investment Board (TIB) for Complete Streets funding in 2019, and thanks all the many cities

On the evening of October 16, Feet First sponsored a Walk & Talk to tour potential future light rail stations in West Seattle. Sound Transit is currently evaluating and gathering

The Northgate Bike and Pedestrian Bridge passed a key milestone on June 14 when the Seattle Colleges Board of Trustees agreed to an easement to route the bridge across the

Rachel Eagan of HomeSight wrote about a previous exploration in the vibrant neighborhood for the Emerald: Globetrotting Othello | South Seattle Emerald southseattleemerald.com From learning the healing powers of Chinese

The University of Washington is currently seeking approval for their plan to dramatically expand their main campus over the next ten years. Their plans as outlined in their proposed Campus