Storytelling is one of the most powerful tools we can use to grow our movements. This training will help you motivate others to join you in action by communicating your values, goals and actions through a framework of self, us, and now.
Join us for a conversation with MTC Commissioner Nick Josefowitz and SFCTA Executive Director Tilly Chang on the future of regional transit in the Bay Area. The Metropolitan Transportation Commission is responsible for planning, financing and coordinating transportation for 27 different transit agencies around the Bay Area, including Muni and BART here in San Francisco. Come learn from […]
Speak up for transit-only lanes on 4th Street Bridge, to speed up the T Third!
Come learn about the importance of transit in our community and the state of transit in the pandemic at this online workshop hosted by Voices for Public Transportation.
Paint transit lanes, remove transfer penalties, and strategically build job and housing centers to create the Bay Area transit network of your dreams!
Back in 2020, after all our work to win an extraordinary transit funding victory, we couldn't celebrate in person. Now that the vast majority of people are vaccinated, we can meet and celebrate!
Join San Francisco Transit Riders, Seamless Bay Area, and East Bay Transit Riders for an *in person* *outdoors* *vaccinated* celebration of public transit!
SFMTA is seeking feedback from the public - and SFTR - on where to invest an additional 10% service in February 2022. Learn about their proposals on the SFMTA website. We have significant concerns around the timeline and process for outreach around these proposals, and we remain committed to full service restoration. However, the 2022 service plans provide a […]
Professor Kafui Ablode Attoh’s book Rights in Transit elevates the idea of transportation as a right not as merely a ‘civil right’ or even a ‘socio-economic right’ but as a fundamental right to the democratic city where urbanization politics has often alienated, excluded, and betrayed the economically disadvantaged, many of whom ride public buses.
Join us to celebrate another year of our important wins for transit - and the coming year of building the future of transit!
We'll provide beer, wine, and non-alcoholic beverages, as well as some nibbles, along with a fabulous community of people who care deeply about transit - from planners to advocates to everyday riders. We'll recognize our amazing volunteers, and thank you all for your support! You make it possible for us to keep going.
