sean connaughton

@kalevalament.bsky.social

urban planning & design @ rutgers university hunterdon county democratic committee

A community demolished. A story being retold. "We Mean Something to Each Other: Life in Memorial Homes" opens July 11 at Mason Gross Galleries in New Brunswick. Free, public, wheelchair accessible. On view through July 29. 📍 33 Livingston Ave, New Brunswick, NJ

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There are zero "anti-car activists" (the term being thrown around today) who believe that vital services such as emergency response and sanitation shouldn't be done with vehicles. The issue is personal automobile ownership and the over-deployment of cars at the expense of nearly everything else.

Frankie Huang 黄碧赤@ourobororoboruo.bsky.social · 3w ago

You do realize this level of accessibility still isn’t enough for people with specific needs? Do you want to go scold an EMT next for driving a gas guzzler when they should be dragging their gurneys on the subway?

@ my sister’s graduation; car dependency really ruins the mood of so many events. People are overjoyed and wanting to celebrate but parents urge everybody to get back to their cars so they can drive home ASAP. It angers me.

If you don’t like what you’re seeing at Delaney Hall, pay attention to what’s happening in Congress this week.   We must stop giving ICE and for-profit companies like GEO Group a blank check to create chaos.

Don’t just take our words for it, take theirs. More and more people are casting their vote for Michael because he’s day-one-ready! Let us know your reason for voting for Michael in the comments ⬇️

Working families in NJ-07 are doing everything right and still falling behind. Housing prices, the utility bill, the grocery run: all of it climbs while wages stay flat. Yet the Epstein class continues to get richer.

Something I've been thinking about is how safe streets advocates are treated as hysterical and dramatic for pointing out that drivers should stop killing us, yet the people fomenting a moral panic about e-bikes are treated as reasonable and their concerns are taken seriously.

Excited to announce I was endorsed by Freethought Equality PAC! They're leaders in creating a government responsive to the needs of the people, defending our freedoms, and protecting against right-wing religious extremism. I look forward to working with them in Congress to deliver for NJ families.

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Finally got around to listening to @thewaroncars.bsky.social’s episode with Dr. Appleyard. As a student of urban planning and design, the work of his father is fresh in my mind. It was wonderful to hear just some of Bruce’s insights into the livable streets movement and the promise of the street.

The War on Cars@thewaroncars.bsky.social · 7mo ago

New episode up! We talked with Dr. Bruce Appleyard about the importance of livable streets in fostering a healthy society and the legacy of his father, Donald, who literally wrote the book on the subject. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/t...

Smiling headshot of Dr. Bruce Appleyard, a white man with beard and glasses

New Jersey has the second-largest percentage of foreign-born residents in the country. And NJ lawmakers passed 3 bills that will fundamentally change immigration enforcement in our state.

Peaceful protest is not weak. It is powerful. There is power in peace, and Flemington understands this. When enough people are loud enough for long enough, things change. We can win this fight.