Complete Steets in Film – A Series of Shorts

HOUSTON’s GREEN FILM SERIES: Free March Film Screening & Discussion:

More Than Just Bike Lanes (11-minute sample)

Complete Streets is the concept that street design should prioritize the safety of all users of all modes from all neighborhoods. Houston Tomorrow and the Houston Coalition for Complete Streets will be hosting Houston Complete Streets Week April 13 – 20, 2013.

Join us for a Complete Streets cram session so we’re all ready for Houston Complete Streets Week. It will be a series of short films including many from StreetsFilms.org as well as local and state governments across the nation. An expert panel will be comprised of Houstonians working on the health, economic, and environmental benefits of Complete Streets. Films that show practical solutions and exciting ideas we can do in the Houston region right now.
Streetfilms:

  • Complete Streets: It’s About More Than Bike Lanes
  • How Complete Streets Came to East Harlem
  • Tykes Take the Streets: Kids Art Bike Parade
  • Clowns Liberate Bike Lanes

Local Government videos:

  • Complete Streets (Charlotte, NC)
  • Complete Streets (North Carolina DOT)
  • Complete Streets Memphis
  • Complete Streets (New Jersey DOT)

Dan Burden’s Short Videos (The Walkable and Livable Communities Institute):

  • People Vote with their Feet
  • Great Driveway in Winters, CA
  • Dan Burden and friends ride around in circles on a roundabout to show how safe it is.
  • A Bike Ped Tunnel 31 Years in the Making

TIME:  6:30pm – 9:30pm – Wednesday, March 20th
LOCATION:
Rice Media Center, Rice University
(Located corner of University Blvd and Stockton, entrance #8 Rice University)
SCHEDULE:
6:30 – Meet and Greet
7:00 – Complete Streets in Film: A Series of Shorts
8:30 – Discussion Panel Moderated by Jay Blazek Crossley, Houston Tomorrow

CO-SPONSORED BY:
Rice University Environmental Club
, Houston Tomorrow, Emerging Professionals of the Houston USGBC, Houston Green Scene, and Transition Houston.

Light dinner kindly donated by Dr. Pat Speck and Dry Bones Cafe.
A $5 donation is suggested and greatly appreciated.
RSVP on their Facebook event page.