I describe myself as a "Walking Artist" and spent 242 days walking across the United States in 2010. I have continued to move alongside thousands of people for thousands of miles. My creative work currently moves in the realms of pen drawing, writing and poetry, storytelling with the Pedestrian Dignity project, hosting group walking events, economic and racial justice organizing, meditative practices, and creating/scouting long-distance walking routes. My first book, WALK - Slow Down, Wake Up & Connect at 1-3 Miles Per Hour (North Atlantic Books) is now available. Much of my work is nourished and supported by an incredible patron community. I also founded Walk2Connect in 2012 and continue to train walking/movement leaders, host events, and more.
