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Thoughts on urban anthropology, our urban history, and the future of cities. Self-published articles below, including Medium posts (also found here) and articles originally published elsewhere. For interviews and other media, head over to my work page.

Posts in Bicycling

It's time to put an end to bikeway "band-aids"

It's time to put an end to bikeway "band-aids"

Bicycling, Choices, Cities, Design, Equity, Global, Health, Ideas, Methods, Neighborhoods, New York City, Portland, Public Space, Research, Resources, Social Science, TransportationKatrina Johnston-ZimmermanSeptember 4, 2016

Pittsburgh vs. Portland: May the Best City Win

Pittsburgh vs. Portland: May the Best City Win

Bicycling, Cities, Design, Pedestrians, Pittsburgh, PortlandKatrina Johnston-ZimmermanAugust 19, 2013

The Normalization of Livable Cities

The Normalization of Livable Cities

Anthropology, Bicycling, Cities, Density, Design, Europe, Global, Health, Ideas, Neighborhoods, Politics, Portland, Public Space, Statistics, Streets, Transportation, UrbanismKatrina Johnston-ZimmermanAugust 5, 2013

Bicycle Share (or a lack thereof) in the Bike Capital of the U.S.

Bicycle Share (or a lack thereof) in the Bike Capital of the U.S.

Bicycling, Choices, Cities, Portland, Transportation, VideoKatrina Johnston-ZimmermanJuly 22, 2013

The Future of Public Space

The Future of Public Space

Bicycling, Cities, Maps, Methods, Pedestrians, Politics, Portland, Public Space, Research, Streets, TransportationKatrina Johnston-ZimmermanMay 30, 2013

GOOD Ideas for Portland: Cycling Infrastructure

Bicycling, Cities, Design, Graphics, Ideas, Landscape, Maps, Portland, Public Space, Research, ResourcesKatrina Johnston-ZimmermanFebruary 29, 2012