Kick off meeting of the Healthy Transportation Network – Bay Area
From TransForm:
12:13 AM PST on January 23, 2012
From TransForm:
Join us as the Safe Routes to School National Partnership and TransForm jumpstart a new collaboration of advocates, community members, health professionals, and planning experts from across the Bay Area.
Our first meeting will include a discussion of the Metropolitan Transportation Commission’s $250 million OneBayArea grant, and give easy tools for people concerned about public health, equity, and the environment to make a difference in future Bay Area expenditures on transportation.
Please register today. To make it easy to participate this kickoff will be a call-in meeting, and participation is free of charge. Please contact Marty Martinez of the Safe Routes to School National Partnership with any questions or concerns (415) 637-6488 Marty@saferoutespartnership.org, or Manolo González-Estay from TransForm at (510) 740-3150 x315 mgonzalezestay@transformca.org.
Aaron was the editor of Streetsblog San Francisco from January 2012 until October 2015. He joined Streetsblog in 2010 after studying rhetoric and political communication at SF State University and spending a semester in Denmark.
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