Bottom-Up Shorts: How a Personal Loss Can Drive Public Change
Mar 04, 2025•21 min•Ep. 137
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Episode description
Josh Stewart is an advocate from Littleton, Colorado. A year ago, his 12-year-old son was struck and killed by a car while biking to school. Since then, Josh has been relentlessly pushing for safer streets in his community. He joins Norm in this Bottom-Up Short to share his story and what he’s learned over the last year of advocacy work.
ADDITIONAL SHOW NOTES-
“The Cost of an Extra Foot” (article)
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“Large Trucks Need Better Street Design” (article)
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Learn more about the Crash Analysis Studio model for responding to and preventing car crashes.
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Norm Van Eeden Petersman (LinkedIn)
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