Soofa Signs first arrived in Brookline in late September 2019, championed by the Brookline Select Board and supported by numerous Town departments like Transportation and Economic Development, the Brookline Chamber of Commerce, Coolidge Corner Merchants Association, Brookline Village Business Association, and numerous resident advisory committees.
Read MoreCultureHouse wants to raise awareness for their space, continuing to improve livability in their local community by giving the public this designated area to meet their neighbors and have a good time.
Read MoreWhen Soofa partners with sustainable and innovative car sharing companies and micro mobility startups, our goal is to help people see and experience even more of their city.
Read MoreIn partnership with the City of Boston Mayor's Office of New Urban Mechanics and the Emerson Engagement Lab, Soofa Signs have been deployed in diverse neighborhoods of Boston.
Read MoreLime’s goal was to run a hyperlocal safety campaign in places where scooter ridership is highest and most heavily relied upon, and where there are some of the most vocal critics.
Read MoreNow, you can design and post content directly from soofatalk.com. Try out your first three templates, designed to help you share an event, your art, or general announcements!
Read MoreSoofa Talk lets you access neighborhood news feeds in your community. There are three ways you can do so, based on your goals and the impact you’d like to have!
Read MoreHaving to pick a single favorite aspect of my summer experience would be like having to choose a favorite pizza topping—impossible. Instead I’ve come up with my Five Favorite Things About Interning with Soofa.
Read MoreSoofa partnered with the Engagement Lab @ Emerson College and Supernormal to temporarily install a dozen Soofa Signs across diverse Boston communities: Codman Square, Chinatown, and Lower Allston as part of Beta Blocks.
Read MoreAfter a successful pilot project, Soofa is collaborating with WS Development to launch additional Soofa Signs in the Seaport.
Read MoreThe Kendall Square Association, BioMed, and Soofa share a vision for the future of Kendall Square to be a thriving, livable community.
Read MoreFulton County is always looking for unique and captivating ways to engage their community members in arts and culture. On a warm Saturday evening in July, they invited local photographers to come together for the inaugural Fulton County Photo Walk, called Fulton in Focus. Nearly 30 Atlanta-based photographers participated in the two-and-a-half hour walk that went through Little Five Points and Inman Park. Soofa partnered with Fulton County Arts and Culture to promote the event on Soofa Signs across Atlanta leading up to the walk itself and shared photographs from those who joined.
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