Jennifer Grantham
@jennifergrantham.bsky.social
Writer, trainer, designer and daydreamer blocked by Elon before the election for posting about ecosystems of care—so now I’m posting here. Come for the curiosity, stay for the rebellion ✊🏼 jennifergrantham.com
In addition to safer streetscapes & trails, these pathways need to connect to places where we want children to go. Parks, schools, community & rec centers, small grocery & friend’s houses all need to be planned with a proximity mindset. The resilience, fitness & self esteem of kids depend on it.
July 8, 2025 at 7:47 PM
In addition to safer streetscapes & trails, these pathways need to connect to places where we want children to go. Parks, schools, community & rec centers, small grocery & friend’s houses all need to be planned with a proximity mindset. The resilience, fitness & self esteem of kids depend on it.
Sidewalks are about connecting— to places, to people, to ideas. And it is these experiences that shape our connection, and connection is storytelling, and storytelling is branding. 2/2
May 29, 2025 at 2:22 PM
Sidewalks are about connecting— to places, to people, to ideas. And it is these experiences that shape our connection, and connection is storytelling, and storytelling is branding. 2/2
A start for turning Fair Park, DTX into an ecosystem of care for the surrounding communities jennifergrantham.com/notebook/202...
Idea: Fair Park Trail — Jennifer Grantham
Using this opportunity to create a fully programmed trail with active design principles outside of the paywall is a way to show investment and commitment to South Dallas neighborhoods and the city as ...
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May 23, 2025 at 10:49 PM
A start for turning Fair Park, DTX into an ecosystem of care for the surrounding communities jennifergrantham.com/notebook/202...
Par for the course for being on the “wrong side” of I-30
May 23, 2025 at 10:21 PM
Par for the course for being on the “wrong side” of I-30
yuk. how unimaginative for that location. i used to design data centers.
February 2, 2025 at 5:07 PM
yuk. how unimaginative for that location. i used to design data centers.