Category: Public Involvement

The Berkeley Undergraduate Initiative (UGI) is a strategic planning project focused on re-imagining a University of California Berkeley undergraduate education. Led by the Vice Chancellor for Undergraduate Education, the UGI seeks to allow stakeholders to imagine new opportunities for enhancing the undergraduate experience. 

Together with Council Member Stephen Levin and Brooklyn Community Board 2, Transportation Alternatives hosted a Jay Street community street safety planning workshop on March 10, 2014. The Workshop was held at the National Grid Auditorium in Downtown Brooklyn. Approximately 100 people attended.

Street Plans Principal Mike Lydon joined Chuck Marohn of Strong Towns and Joe Minicozzi of Urban3 in a three-day “boot camp” style workshop for Memphis city leaders. The training was hosted by the City of Memphis, the Urban Land Institute, and a variety of other local businesses and organizations.

Street Plans helped SCM Community Transportation develop a new program called Cambridge in Motion (CIM), an innovative program to improve access to transportation for senior citizens and persons with disabilities.

Trailnet, the St. Louis region’s leading bicycle advocacy organization, retained Street Plans to develop a multimedia bicycling encouragement campaign to be rolled out during the Bike Month and the Shift Your Commute Challenge.

The Friends of Ludlam Trail is a grassroots campaign of bicycle and pedestrian advocates, conservationists, and community residents seeking to transform a partially abandoned railroad located on the historic Florida East Coast railway into a world-class linear park and trail.