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Flâneuse: Walking through books

Flâneuse is a book club for those who love urban planning and transportation. The group is building a network to talk and reflect on walking, planning, and transportation, via a selection of books where women and walkability play a significant role. This is a safe space to amplify female-identified voices by reflecting on the role of women in public spaces.

In this session we'll talk about Happy City by Charles Montgomery. City Library has print and ebook copies, as do North Vancouver District Library and West Vancouver Memorial Library.

About the organization: Living Streets is one of three main programs under the Better Environmentally Sound Transportation (BEST) umbrella. BEST has a long history of promoting and enabling sustainable transportation through initiatives, collaboration and leadership. Living Streets promotes walking for myriad benefits: enriching and experiencing public spaces; creating community ties; as a feasible method of transportation, and as a catalyst for physical and mental health. Living Streets also works to identify opportunities for education and public engagement in the pedestrian realm.

Questions? Email info@nvcl.ca or call 604-998-3450. 

Register for the in-person event.

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