A walk in a wood became a mapping, a storying and a dialogue with the wood.

From Mountain to Sea is a co-created 220 km participatory walking route across Aberdeenshire — a lasting Covid-19 memorial marked by benches, music, an embroidered tablecloth, illustrated map and film.

A sound walk created for the Streets of Frome, Somerset, England, which explores the parallel between plants and people: fragility, resilience and determination.

We are challenging ourselves to cover two billion kilometres in 12 months, just as refugees worldwide do each year to reach the nearest point of safety.

An audio walking tour exploring the July 1863 race riots in NYC as well as the power of Black resilience.

You can take this audio walk anywhere. Or you can listen to it sitting down, wherever you are. Walking Interconnections responds to the fact that environmentalist discourses seem too readily and without awareness to place the unmarked, able body at their centre. And yet, in terms of daily practices of resilience, disabled people have experiences