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Resilience: The New Livability Playbook for Mayors, by Susan Engelking

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Tiny Transit - The Tipping Point

Tiny Transit: The Tipping Point

A disruptive game plan for a more livable, resilient Austin.

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Tiny Transit: Cut Carbon Emissions in Your City Before It’s Too Late

Want to create a groundswell for low cost, climate-conscious micromobility in your city? Think small.

Tiny TransitTM is a how-to guide for cities, mayors and local governments searching for practical ways to cut carbon emissions. Susan Engelking describes an innovative, proven solution: protected networks for small, low speed, low cost vehicles.

In Tiny TransitTM, city leaders and activists learn:

  • Why LEAN mobility is the future
  • Lessons from early adopters
  • How to build LEAN LanesTM with the crumbs of major transportation projects
  • Why the prime directive is “safety, safety, safety”
  • How to introduce this game changer in your cities—and the quickest way to build a groundswell of popular support

Tiny TransitTM illustrates safe, low speed low cost, low stress, low emission, climate-conscious mobility for this generation and those to come. For cities, this concept is a game changer. For the nation, this new transportation alternative is a step toward economic resilience, clean air, and energy independence.

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ICM-No Fatalities Checklist

No Fatalities Checklist for Austin

103 people died on Austin roads in 2024, and several hundred more suffered life-altering injuries. Here’s a checklist to change that.


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Climate Change—Tiny Transit Shift to Low Emissions Future

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It Can’t Happen Here by Sinclair Lewis

How can we prevent another January 6th? To combat far-right forces, one action is to get this outrageous, gripping thriller into the hands of young people across the U.S. This new revision distills Sinclair Lewis’s sprawling 1935 masterpiece  to 140 pages. It is now a taut, breathless story for a new generation of readers.

  • Feel the dread as newly elected U.S. president Buzz Windrip, a charismatic buffoon, and his gang of thugs quickly seize control of Congress, the courts, the military, colleges and universities, and the media.
  • Ache as democratic institutions—elections, justice, the rule of law, our Constitution—are destroyed.
  • Experience the outrage as anyone who dares to object is beaten, imprisoned, or murdered.
  • Follow the story through Doremus Jessup, a small town New Hampshire newspaper editor, as he joins the underground resistance, putting everyone he loves in danger. 
  • Discover this brilliant satire—alternately hilarious and horrifying—written in Sinclair Lewis’s mad dash to warn Americans of the rise of fascism, echoing the emergence of Hitler’s Nazi Party.

What could happen if America elects a dictator? Sinclair Lewis had already won the Pulitzer Prize and Nobel Prize when he imagined such a scenario in It Can’t Happen Here, his most enduring novel. He warns us that it can happen here if we fail to fulfill our most basic responsibility—to protect our democracy from evildoers.

It Can’t Happen Here is a must-read for all young Americans, especially now.


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If you rebuild right, your city can become safer, healthier, more affordable, more vibrant than ever. We can help your city create low cost protected networks for Neighborhood Electric Vehicles and other low speed modes that leave no one behind.

 

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  Susan Engelking
122 Will Davis Dr. Suite 2230
Austin, Texas 78752

 

 

 

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