Interdisciplinary designer, cargo bike mum, encyclopaedic knowledge of Norfolk lanes. All views my own.
Norwich, UK
Joined April 2009
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#ucdgathering getting underway with a fabulously optimistic keynote from @laura_yarrow on design futures - inspiring stuff!
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To paraphrase Enrique Peñalosa:
A plowed and salted cycle track is a symbol that a child on a $30 bicycle is equally important as an adult inside a $30,000 car. – at Delft, Nederland
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"It wasn’t until I was nearly 40 that I returned to #cycling on a three-wheeler. I love it – I really hope I don’t lose the ability to #cycle again!" 🚴♀️🚴♀️🚴♀️
Read Fatima's cycling story and the barriers she faces as a #Disabled cyclist👉 wheelsforwellbeing.org.uk/fa…
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Now available: The cloud in 2021 - how to maximise its value to your organisation. Covers why you need a cloud strategy, tackling obstacles, ways to migrate + more. Also, what happened to cloud adoption in 2020? Read our full report here: alliescomputing.com/insights… #aws #azure #gcp
The playgrounds are all still locked @NorwichCC. Why? Should I take my children to play in the pub instead?
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This is our SDA alumni brief crowdsourced from @jasteeth, sponsored by @InnovAgeUK and we're delighted to welcome our panel of experts today from across the industry: @meera_vijay_ Patrick Bonnett @HannanRuth David Dropkin @burohappold & Tristram Carfrae @ArupGroup #designforgood
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"Systems thinking is too advanced for undergraduates" an economics professor once told me.
I just taught the basics of feedback loops to my 11 y.o. twins and then they drew this.
It's time to teach & use the tools we all need for the complex challenges we face now & ahead.
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HURRAY! Our 'Norwich and Norfolk Artists' Grant Fund' has now achieved our fundraising target. First come, first served. £100 for 10 artists. No strings. curiousdirective.com/artists… We'll be checking in over the weekend too. Thanks all for your kindness. @ace_southeast
No. No. No. No. No. People who choose to drive should not be rewarded, no matter what fuel their car uses. They've made the most convenient choice for them, despite it being the worst possible choice for everyone else around them, that's reward enough. theguardian.com/environment/…
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I bought a Prius earlier this year, after 8 years of not owning a car by choice. My lifestyle has shifted in various ways and I was spending a fortune on rental cars and rideshares and it didn't make sense. The car is 85% for things outside of the District, however:
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96-year-old couple, Lionel and Joyce, learned how to #cycle in 1928 at the age of 5 and they've been #cycling ever since! Only last year they gave up #tandem riding - although Lionel still enjoys getting out on his #bike.
Read more: bit.ly/2l5V0P5
Really great to be back at the RSA presenting Healthy Routes, thanks for having me! Looking forward to seeing the student submissions.
We’re proud to announce our SDA Alumni crowdsourced brief this year with @jasteeth presenting Brief 4: Healthy Routes - How might we make active travel accessible to the ageing population that will, in turn, make it better for all? @InnovAgeUK
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Thank you 👍💙💛.
There are alternatives to tarmac but definitely a good quality surface is crucial on any public walking/cycling paths #PathsForEveryone
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This is Spud. He's 96. He's had his trike for 15 yrs, cos walking became difficult. He pops to the shops, to his n'bours, to the community centre. His trike allows him to stay connected. He feels safer on the pavement. Spud is a legend. @Wheels4Well #CyclingEasierThanWalking
I'm excited to have contributed a brief to this year's RSA Student Design Awards, in collaboration with the National Innovation Centre for Aging. Looking forward to presenting and discussing the brief at the RSA next week.
#RSAdesign Brief 4: Healthy Routes is a crowdsourced idea submitted by SDA alumni @jasteeth in collaboration with @InnovAgeUK - How might we make active travel accessible to the ageing population that will, in turn, make it better for all?
