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Anxious about the election? Go big for 2024 by teaming up to lead a new grassroots group in your part of California with support and training from Swing Left! (swingleft.org)
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There will be an in-person training in Orange County on June 1 and a virtual training on June 8. Deadline to apply is Sunday, May 19.

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Anxious about the election? Go big for 2024 by teaming up to lead a new grassroots group in Long Beach with support and training from Swing Left! (swingleft.org)
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There will be an in-person training in Orange County on June 1 and a virtual training on June 8. Deadline to apply is Sunday, May 19.

Can Cleveland go from urban decay to transit Haven? by Mattcaff in c/[email protected]
[-] [email protected] 1 points 6 months ago

Yeah… there’s certainly some progress in the works and the mayor in particular seems to get it. But I wouldn’t bet on Cleveland becoming Amsterdam either.

Can Cleveland go from urban decay to transit Haven? by Mattcaff in c/[email protected]
[-] [email protected] 5 points 6 months ago

I remember how funny I found that video the first time I saw it (when it was new). It has not aged well... 🫣

Can Cleveland go from urban decay to transit Haven? by Mattcaff in c/[email protected]
[-] [email protected] 2 points 6 months ago

I remember how funny I found that video the first time I saw it (when it was new). It has not aged well... 🫣

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Can Cleveland go from urban decay to transit Haven? (urbanists.video)
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Cleveland has better than expected transit, but it's starved for resources. Can they turn it around and attract more residents? (urbanists.video)
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What's the future of transit in Cleveland? Can improvements lure remote workers or climate refugees? (urbanists.video)
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Part-Time Organizing Job in the Triangle with Swing Left (swing-left.breezy.hr)
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I'm looking for a great organizer to join Swing Left as the Triangle Organizing Coordinator. It's a flexible, part-time, $18 an hour role that will help us build new local grassroots groups.

2024 will be a critical election for defending democracy and defeating MAGA extremism—there's no time to waste so we're starting to organize now. We must re-elect Biden-Harris, defend our narrow Democratic Senate Majority, and win back the House—giving Democrats a federal trifecta that can strengthen our democracy and make progress on the issues we care about. And we must elect a Democrat as the next Governor of North Carolina. Let's get started. I hope you'll apply or share this listing with someone who might be a good fit.

Cincinnati was once one of the largest and densest cities in the country—before highways and sprawl tore it apart. I made a video about how it can get back on the right track - literally 🚋! by Mattcaff in c/[email protected]
[-] [email protected] 2 points 9 months ago

Very cool. Yeah, Cincinnati’s sprawl is crazy - but there’s a lot of opportunity for transit oriented development so I guess that the optimistic perspective.

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Cincinnati's streetcar is setting ridership records. Will that lead to more transit? Check out the video where I lay out a transit plan Cincinnati! (urbanists.video)
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Cincinnati was once one of the largest and densest cities in the country—before highways and sprawl tore it apart. I made a video about how it can get back on the right track - literally 🚋! (urbanists.video)
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With streetcar ridership setting records, where should Cincinnati go next to improve transit and reduce car dependency? I made a video with some ideas and I'd love to hear y'all's thoughts. (urbanists.video)
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Worried about MAGA Extremism? Action is the antidote to anxiety! (swingleft.org)
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Take your impact to the next level by stepping up to co-lead a new grassroots group. Swing Left is launching "Team Up” to pair you up with other new leaders in your community and give you training and support to build a new grassroots group. If you’re in Richmond, Queens, or the Twin Cities, apply to join Team Up this fall - or let us know you’d like Team Up in your city!

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Columbus's Vision Zero initative is good - but way too small and timid (urbanists.video)
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Columbus is on track to have more people riding bikes die on our roads this year than any year on record. The city isn’t doing nearly enough to protect people who walk or bike.

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How Indianapolis advocates use Public Health to advocate for better transit and urbanism (urbanists.video)
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This is my full interview with Kim Irwin, the Executive Director of Health By Design about her work advocating for expanded transit and other urbanist policy in Indianapolis. It was a great conversation. Check out the more polished version of the video here.

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