1st National Pedestrian Congress

It was carried out in Pachuca de Soto "Pachuca de Soto (municipality)"), Hidalgo, in May 2014. A diagnosis of the situation of pedestrians at the national level was made; In addition, talks were held on mobility, rights and pedestrian infrastructure and the pedestrianization of Guerrero Street, one of the most commercial streets in the city, was carried out for a few hours and they filmed with boys and girls, from the Teletón Children's Rehabilitation Centers of Hidalgo, in wheelchairs, to understand and demonstrate the difficulties that a person with a disability experiences.[7]​ In this first edition, the different groups that make up the league met and established a form of organization. joint.[8][9]​.

2nd National Pedestrian Congress

It was held in the month of May 2015, in the city of Cholula, Puebla. This city was chosen because it is an intermediate city between rural and metropolitan, and also because it lacks adequate infrastructure for pedestrians. In this national meeting, experiences that they put into practice in other cities were shared to integrate them into local plans, topics such as zones 30 and vision zero were addressed, which aims to reach zero traffic-related deaths through road and street furniture programs.[10]​[11]​.

3rd National Pedestrian Congress

It was held in May 2016, in the La Merced neighborhood in Mexico City.[12]​ For five intense days, the event brought together workshops, conferences, panels, exhibitions, night walks and a “zebraton” to paint pedestrian signs. Activities were carried out in emblematic spaces such as Plaza de la Aguilita, Casa Talavera, ATEA, Plaza de la Santísima and the Cultural Center of Spain in Mexico, among others.

Activists, citizen groups, public officials and professionals from Mexico and other Latin American countries participated, with speakers from Colombia, Ecuador and Brazil es.wikipedia.org. Among the notable attendees were: Cecilia Martínez, Paula Soto, Peatónito, Darío Hidalgo, Arturo Hernández "Supercívicos", Pablo Fernandez Christlieb, Laura Ballesteros, among others.[13]​.

There was also technical participation with workshops on regulations, road safety audits, community pedestrianization, collaborative editing on Wikipedia and activities for children, including the presentation of the illustrated “Mexican Charter of Pedestrian Rights.”[13]​.

4th National Pedestrian Congress

The 4th National Pedestrian Congress took place from May 19 to 21, 2017, in Monterrey, Nuevo León. The event was consolidated as a meeting space for activists, academics, officials and citizens interested in pedestrian mobility that brought together 465 attendees committed to pedestrian mobility and the right to the city.

The event was organized by La Banqueta se Respeta, Caminando en Mi Barrio, Peatón, MOVAC and Más Libertad, Menos Barreras, with the support of various organizations and foundations committed to sustainable mobility, including GM Capital, CEMEX Capital Natural, Auto Traffic, Fundación Alfredo Harp Helú, Casa de la Ciudad, CONARTE, Como Vamos Nuevo León, Coworking Monterrey and Codeando México.

Under the motto "Citizenship at Work", this meeting promoted dialogue and collective action to transform the streets into more accessible, safe and equitable spaces for all people.[14]​[15]​.

5th National Pedestrian Congress

The 5th Pedestrian Congress took place in the city of Oaxaca de Juárez, Oaxaca, in 2018. Organized by Liga Peatonal and Salvando Vidas Oaxaca A.C., this event brought together 236 attendees interested in pedestrian mobility and sustainable urbanism.[16]​.

Over three days, the congress offered a program made up of four discussion panels and five keynote lectures by specialists in mobility and public space. Likewise, practical workshops, a film screening and three urban interventions were held, all of them aimed at promoting the recovery of public space in favor of people.[17]​.

The holding of the event was possible thanks to the support of multiple institutions and organizations, among which Casa de la Ciudad, the Alfredo Harp Helú A.C. Foundation, CEMEX, Blue Tape, Cinépolis Foundation, the Public Space Authority of Mexico City, as well as the Transeúntes and Agusmarte groups stand out.

This congress constituted a key platform for the exchange of knowledge and experiences around pedestrian mobility, contributing to collective reflection on the construction of more accessible, safe and people-centered urban environments.[18]​.

6th National Pedestrian Congress

It was held in May 2019, in Morelia, Michoacán.[19]​.

7th National Pedestrian Congress

It was held in the month of May 2021, in Culiacán, Sinaloa.

8th National Pedestrian Congress

It was held in the month of May 2022, in Pachuca, Hidalgo.

9th National Pedestrian Congress

It was held in September 2023, in Ensenada, Baja California.

10th National Congress of Pedestrians

Under the motto "Creating Paths", the tenth edition of the Pedestrian Congress was held from October 2 to 5, 2024 in Santiago de Querétaro, Querétaro, in commemoration of World Habitat Day. [20]​This city was chosen as the headquarters due to the important boom in the organization of active mobility groups in the region. The event aimed to encourage citizen participation in the dialogue about a more sustainable city, and had a varied agenda that included 26 presentations, 10 workshops, an edit-a-thon on sustainable mobility and pedestrianism in collaboration with Wikimedia México, 5 walks through public space, an artistic installation, the creation of a collaborative mural and a tactical urban planning intervention with the support of Strategy Mission Zero.[21]​[22]​ The event was organized by the collective Cities with the Patas, Ciudad Justa, Take Out the Bike, Pedaleanda, Netas Ciudadanas y Transeúntas.

1st National Pedestrian Congress

It was carried out in Pachuca de Soto "Pachuca de Soto (municipality)"), Hidalgo, in May 2014. A diagnosis of the situation of pedestrians at the national level was made; In addition, talks were held on mobility, rights and pedestrian infrastructure and the pedestrianization of Guerrero Street, one of the most commercial streets in the city, was carried out for a few hours and they filmed with boys and girls, from the Teletón Children's Rehabilitation Centers of Hidalgo, in wheelchairs, to understand and demonstrate the difficulties that a person with a disability experiences.[7]​ In this first edition, the different groups that make up the league met and established a form of organization. joint.[8][9]​.

2nd National Pedestrian Congress

It was held in the month of May 2015, in the city of Cholula, Puebla. This city was chosen because it is an intermediate city between rural and metropolitan, and also because it lacks adequate infrastructure for pedestrians. In this national meeting, experiences that they put into practice in other cities were shared to integrate them into local plans, topics such as zones 30 and vision zero were addressed, which aims to reach zero traffic-related deaths through road and street furniture programs.[10]​[11]​.

3rd National Pedestrian Congress

It was held in May 2016, in the La Merced neighborhood in Mexico City.[12]​ For five intense days, the event brought together workshops, conferences, panels, exhibitions, night walks and a “zebraton” to paint pedestrian signs. Activities were carried out in emblematic spaces such as Plaza de la Aguilita, Casa Talavera, ATEA, Plaza de la Santísima and the Cultural Center of Spain in Mexico, among others.

Activists, citizen groups, public officials and professionals from Mexico and other Latin American countries participated, with speakers from Colombia, Ecuador and Brazil es.wikipedia.org. Among the notable attendees were: Cecilia Martínez, Paula Soto, Peatónito, Darío Hidalgo, Arturo Hernández "Supercívicos", Pablo Fernandez Christlieb, Laura Ballesteros, among others.[13]​.

There was also technical participation with workshops on regulations, road safety audits, community pedestrianization, collaborative editing on Wikipedia and activities for children, including the presentation of the illustrated “Mexican Charter of Pedestrian Rights.”[13]​.

4th National Pedestrian Congress

The 4th National Pedestrian Congress took place from May 19 to 21, 2017, in Monterrey, Nuevo León. The event was consolidated as a meeting space for activists, academics, officials and citizens interested in pedestrian mobility that brought together 465 attendees committed to pedestrian mobility and the right to the city.

The event was organized by La Banqueta se Respeta, Caminando en Mi Barrio, Peatón, MOVAC and Más Libertad, Menos Barreras, with the support of various organizations and foundations committed to sustainable mobility, including GM Capital, CEMEX Capital Natural, Auto Traffic, Fundación Alfredo Harp Helú, Casa de la Ciudad, CONARTE, Como Vamos Nuevo León, Coworking Monterrey and Codeando México.

Under the motto "Citizenship at Work", this meeting promoted dialogue and collective action to transform the streets into more accessible, safe and equitable spaces for all people.[14]​[15]​.

5th National Pedestrian Congress

The 5th Pedestrian Congress took place in the city of Oaxaca de Juárez, Oaxaca, in 2018. Organized by Liga Peatonal and Salvando Vidas Oaxaca A.C., this event brought together 236 attendees interested in pedestrian mobility and sustainable urbanism.[16]​.

Over three days, the congress offered a program made up of four discussion panels and five keynote lectures by specialists in mobility and public space. Likewise, practical workshops, a film screening and three urban interventions were held, all of them aimed at promoting the recovery of public space in favor of people.[17]​.

The holding of the event was possible thanks to the support of multiple institutions and organizations, among which Casa de la Ciudad, the Alfredo Harp Helú A.C. Foundation, CEMEX, Blue Tape, Cinépolis Foundation, the Public Space Authority of Mexico City, as well as the Transeúntes and Agusmarte groups stand out.

This congress constituted a key platform for the exchange of knowledge and experiences around pedestrian mobility, contributing to collective reflection on the construction of more accessible, safe and people-centered urban environments.[18]​.

6th National Pedestrian Congress

It was held in May 2019, in Morelia, Michoacán.[19]​.

7th National Pedestrian Congress

It was held in the month of May 2021, in Culiacán, Sinaloa.

8th National Pedestrian Congress

It was held in the month of May 2022, in Pachuca, Hidalgo.

9th National Pedestrian Congress

It was held in September 2023, in Ensenada, Baja California.

10th National Congress of Pedestrians

Under the motto "Creating Paths", the tenth edition of the Pedestrian Congress was held from October 2 to 5, 2024 in Santiago de Querétaro, Querétaro, in commemoration of World Habitat Day. [20]​This city was chosen as the headquarters due to the important boom in the organization of active mobility groups in the region. The event aimed to encourage citizen participation in the dialogue about a more sustainable city, and had a varied agenda that included 26 presentations, 10 workshops, an edit-a-thon on sustainable mobility and pedestrianism in collaboration with Wikimedia México, 5 walks through public space, an artistic installation, the creation of a collaborative mural and a tactical urban planning intervention with the support of Strategy Mission Zero.[21]​[22]​ The event was organized by the collective Cities with the Patas, Ciudad Justa, Take Out the Bike, Pedaleanda, Netas Ciudadanas y Transeúntas.