Historian Caitlin Woolsey dials into pioneering German sound artist Christina Kubisch’s Electrical Walksas portraits of cities. Source: Chasing the Sounds – By Caitlin Woolsey

Duncan Marks of York Civic Trust takes us on a walk back in time and explores York’s old ‘desire lines and paths’ Source: York’s ancient ‘desire lines’ – the city paths of tomorrow? | York Press

María Magdalena Campos-Pons is marshaling New Yorkers for unity, linking uptown and downtown communities while highlighting inequities in city parks. Source: Don’t Call It a Protest. It’s a Walk for Radical Love. – The New York Times

Earlier this month, New Perspectives on Walking and Wheeling in Cities kicked off the London Walking Festival with a one-day conference at the University of Westminster.  The event brought together a wide range of voices – scientists, councillors, campaigners, urban designers, planne Source: How bold can we be? — Footways

We are the post-pandemic flâneurs: stepping out of social media silos to meet people and connect with the world around us Source: Fancy a stroll? Across Europe, young people like me are finding friends by walking our cities | Viola Di Grado | The Guardian

Featured at November’s 2nd Friday Art Walk, local artist and business owner Leah Vincent showcased a series of paintings, sharing her emotions as a runner and her love for the Source: Norman artist describes impact of travel, running on art | Culture | oudaily.com

New to the idea of Jane’s Walks? They’re a celebration of neighborhoods and cities, often from the point of view of everyday people, in honor of legendary urban thinker Jane Jacobs. Source: Practical Ways Public Art Can Strengthen Your Community – The Good Men Project