Slow Down, Wake Up & Connect
Through stories from a cross-country walking journey, we traveled alongside hawks, rain-soaked highways, unexpected âtrail angels,â and children rediscovering play. We explored walking as resistance, as dignity, as vulnerability, as human right. We felt the discomfort of mobility injustice. We remembered the innocence of wonder.
About the speaker
Jonathon Stalls (he, his) is a multi-disciplinary "Walking Artist" with Intrinsic Paths. In 2010, he walked for 242 days across the U.S. and has continued to move alongside a wide variety of people and landscapes since. His creative work involves pen drawing, creative writing, the Pedestrian Dignity mobility justice project, mindfulness practices, and more. He is the author of WALK - Slow Down, Wake Up & Connect at 1-3 Miles Per Hour (North Atlantic Books). He resides in Poncha Springs, CO with his husband, Ben.
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An unhurried pace that is patient, open, undefended, and humble is a force - especially in this time.
Hosted by
Junkyard Social Club
2525 Frontier Ave Unit A
Boulder, CO United States 80301
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Junkyard Social Club
Peak State Coffee
City of Boulder Office of Arts Culture
