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Reunited Congolese family (left to right) Estelle, Grace and Eliane outside their apartment in Dijon, France.  © UNHCR/Benjamin Loyseau A new study released today shows that 1.5 million people from nations driving major refugee movements were admitted by 35 OECD countries and Brazil on family, work and study permits in the decade just prior to the COVID-19 pandemic. The latest report by UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, and the OECD, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development , titled “Safe Pathways for Refugees II”, examines admissions from 2010 to 2019 of people from seve...

SB 1582: Safe Pathways Act Dear Mr. President, my dear colleagues: On this bill, I have no recourse but to follow the leader of the pack, the captain of the Senate cycling team. I vote yes. A national safe and sustainable bicycle infrastructure is like a bike wheel. It consists of spokes. And this bill is but one of many. And if a bicycle journey begins with a single pedal push, this one is it. Or I could be wrong, because we have done that a long time ago, when we collectively pushed for funds for bicycle lanes in past national budgets, and when we allocated billions for bike lanes, racks, a...

South Philly Review After years of planning, SOSNA’s school safety project could come to fruition this summer The Safe Pathways to Our Schools Project is a continuation of previous efforts to alter the intersections, including a 2018 effort to apply for a city “slow zone,” which was the city’s Office of Transportation, Infrastructure and Sustainability’s attempt to install traffic-calming measures in various neighborhoods around the city. The intersection at 17th and Christian near E.M. Stanton School. | Photo by Google Maps. Several of the intersections near Chest...