Undriving Neighbor Power in Taiwan

Jim Diers talks up Undriving, all over the world. The former director of Seattle’s Department of Neighborhoods, Diers has a great job: he travels the globe consulting and encouraging people to come together and take action to make their piece of the world a better place. His book, Neighbor Power, regales us with stories of neighbors creatively improving streets and parks, starting gardens, and resolving social problems by building community.  His enthusiasm is infectious!

Jim tells us that in all his presentations around the world, the Undriver License™ and Shufflebus are key examples of neighbor power.  Here’s a photograph from Taiwan!  “Everyone – everywhere – loves it,” he reported.