I had the pleasure of interviewing @GuineyR, Sunil Sharpe and Gerard Ferrell about the pandemic and Dublin's nighttime social economy. bit.ly/3Hl32Ze

Got sound complaints? If your city is struggling with sound management related to #nightlife, attend this FREE Tuesday Forum on Feb 8th. #SociableCity bit.ly/nightlifesound

The 2022 Sociable City Summit schedule and speaker list is now available. This will be the North American gathering (with international speakers) of those involved in planning and managing the nighttime social economy. bit.ly/rhisummit22

There are now more than 12,100 restaurants in New York City that are currently permitted for outdoor dining, but when the new program is established they will all need to reapply. gothamist.com/food/future-ou…

Designing better bathrooms for women is the only potty talk you'll hear around here! 🚽 Thank you Seattle Music Commission 🎶 Seattle Film + Music for inviting our VP Alicia Scholer to present alongside NightMayor_IC🦉! #SociableCity

As cities prepare for the "summit social surge" there will be great demands for mobility options. My interview with Matthew W. Daus, president, of the International Association of Transportation Regulatores forecasts the future of nighttime mobility. bit.ly/3541hBV

Hundreds gathered to protest high rates of sexual violence in Brussels (Unofficial account) #nightlife venues. The protest has sparked govt action against #VAWG. "If it’s not safe, don’t count on us women," say organizers. #SociableCity bit.ly/nightlifeblack…

We are excited to begin working with Savannah and conducting our Responsible Hospitality Institute assessment. It is among cities we are working with that seek to redefine their nighttime social economy in a post COVID world. savannahnow.com/story/news/202…

DAY AND NIGHT 🕛 Drinks industry charity, The Drinks Trust, has partnered with the Night Time Industries Association (@wearethentia) to provide new services to the industry... Find out more: bit.ly/3KPDHYs #MentalHealthMatters #charity

Why do cities need nightlife? Join the May 10 Tuesday Forum. For two years, many cities limited indoor music and DJ events. Residents living near nightlife venues experienced peace and quiet without 2am disturbance. Now they ask Why do we need nightlife? bit.ly/3rlASaQ

I had the opportunity to interview Darrel Stephens on nighttime safety and evidence-based and community policing in Responsible Hospitality Institute. He introduces the potential of robotics with artificial intelligence as substitute for police and security staff. bit.ly/37JhUnG

RHI responds to recent shootings in Milwaukee after the Bucks game. Work is underway with Milwaukee Downtown and other partners to create long-term solutions for a safe and vibrant nightlife citywide. Read the interview with Jim Peters. bit.ly/milwaukee_rhi_…

With all the focus on gun violence, I want to share a short article I wrote and an invitation to the June 14 Tuesday Forum on Gun Violence and Nightlife. bit.ly/3N3CWN4

Happy to promote the importance of the daytime economy to nightlife on 24HourNation as part of becoming Responsible Hospitality Institute. fb.watch/e5ToRJt533/

Is your #BusinessDistrict struggling with #LateNightSafety impacts? Attend a panel discussion on Fri 9/23 with RHI VP @AliciaScholer, ATCM CEO Ojay McDonald, and Shane Zahn with Minneapolis Downtown for a lively discussion on #NightlifeSafety Int'l Downtown Assoc #IDAVAN22.

Philadelphia, New Orleans, Atlanta and now Sacramento have all created a "night mayor" position. Take an 8-minute lesson on what the job is. youtu.be/mmPW--zMpEg

You can join the discussion on "Does your city need a night manager?" on Tuesday, October 11. sociablecity.org/sociable-city-…

Join the Tuesday, Nov 8 forum on Building a Safety Alliance for Risk Management. Police are typically the catch-all for public safety challenges in nightlife settings. But other city, county and state agencies also play a critical role in nighttime safety. bit.ly/3rlASaQ

Had a great interview with Allison Harnden on WBUR on the "After Dark: Boston at Night" series. wbur.org/radioboston/20…

Although “zero tolerance” is still the default in many places, drug policy in the U.S. is shifting. What would it take for cities to adopt a harm-reduction approach in their nightlife venues? bit.ly/tuesday_forum #harmreduction #nightlife #safespaces #sociability