ADVOCACY. EDUCATION. ENGAGEMENT. CONSULTING
SERVICES
WALKING AUDITS
Feet on the ground to assess pedestrian access & walkability.
A walk audit is an expert-led walking inspection of sidewalks, crossings, lighting, curb cuts, signage, and street amenities. Ana identifies barriers; like uneven pavement, confusing intersections, poor lighting, and missing curb ramps, and evaluates how these impact daily walkers, including families, seniors, and individuals with mobility challenges. We pair on-site observations with community engagement and data-driven analysis to deliver clear, prioritized recommendations. These help transform environments to be safer, more inclusive, and more enjoyable for everyone on foot.
COMMUNITY-FOCUSED WALKING PROGRAMS
Community engagement (Walk2Connect Program)
Our Connection‑Focused Walking Program supports communities in coming together through simple, shoulder-to-shoulder walking; what we call “life at 3 mph.” Rooted in shared experience, these walks offer physical health benefits while fostering deeper, in-person connections among neighbors, friends, and local groups. Participants learn from trained Walking Movement Leaders who facilitate guided strolls that prioritize equity, inclusion, and welcoming everyone, whether they walk, roll, or stroll. Beyond movement, this program nurtures a more connected, resilient community by building relationships, cultivating trust, and promoting wellbeing step by step.
BE A PEDESTRIAN-ORIENTED MOTORIST
Unlocking the essentials of pedestrian-focused driving.
This interactive course empowers drivers with the awareness and skills needed to share the road safely with pedestrians and mobility device users. Led by public health advocate and pedestrian crash survivor Ana Lucaci, now a civil engineering PhD student, the curriculum blends storytelling, hard data, and practical techniques to promote respectful, attentive driving
PUBLIC SPEAKING
Inspiring movement for justice, one step, and one story at a time.
Ana Lucaci of Made2Walk offers dynamic public speaking services focused on mobility justice, walkable communities, and the human right to move safely and freely. Drawing from her lived experience as a crash survivor and pedestrian advocate, Ana brings passion, depth, and a systems-level perspective to every talk. Whether addressing urban planners, students, or grassroots organizers, she inspires audiences to rethink transportation, equity, and the built environment with compassion and urgency. Ana is available for keynotes, panels, workshops, and community forums.