The History of a Movement, Postscript: Notes on This Series
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Here's a final roundup of details from Charles Komanoff's provocative series on the early street safety movement.
Recent Streetsblog NYC posts about Charles Komanoff
The History of a Movement, Part VI: Remembrance and Hope
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In this penultimate chapter, one former Right of Way volunteer says, “I was very fortunate to have had that experience — utterly convinced, beyond the least shadow of a doubt, that we were doing the right thing."
The History of a Movement, Part IV: ‘Killed By Automobile’
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Today's episode focuses on never-before seen crash data that Charles Komanoff and his team compiled into the book, "Killed By Automobile."
The History of a Movement, Part III: The Death of Dante Curry
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"After marking a hundred streets with strangers’ names and body outlines, we were making a memorial to someone with whom we had a tangible, almost intimate connection. A child." Our seven-part series continues...
The History of a Movement, Part II: Raising the Stenciling Stakes
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This installment focuses on initial media coverage of the movement.
The History of a Movement, Part I: Hazmat Suits and Street Memorials
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Today, as we confront the bloodiest year in Mayor de Blasio's Vision Zero, Streetsblog begins a seven-part series focusing on a key strand in the movement for livable safe streets, written by a central figure in that movement, Charles Komanoff.