Your support helped make Tour de Streets a huge success! We welcomed over 200 participants, raising over $65,000 toward our $75,000 goal! Our fundraising isn't over yet - you can still donate through the end of the month to help us meet our goal. Whether it is $5 or $500, you can increase your impact today!

From all of us at LivableStreets, thank you for your continued support.

Stacy Thompson
Executive Director, LivableStreets 

In this issue:

• Better Buses Week

• Streets are for People Rally

• North Washington Street Replacement Project Update

• Town of Brookline Recruiting members for Several Advisory Committees

• Employment and Internship Opportunities

A note from Stacy Thompson:

I'm excited to be stepping into my new role as LivableStreets' Executive Director as so many great things are happening within LivableStreets and our larger community (check out our full newsletter below for updates on some great events and a big win!)

At the same time, for every victory there are also tragedies that remind us we are a long way from achieving our vision of a Metro Boston where every street is a safe and vibrant public space and our transportation system is convenient, affordable and accessible for everyone.

That is why an anonymous donor is offering a matching donation of up to $10,000 for any contribution made to Tour de Streets within the next ten days. 

That means if you donate $100, our donor will match that with another $100. If you are considering participating in Tour de Streets as a rider or walker, now is the time to register and kick-start your fundraising efforts.

Tour de Streets began as a memorial ride for Bob Zeeb who tragically passed away as the result of a crash that occurred when he was riding his bike. 

Bob is unfortunately one of many people who’ve been injured or lost their lives as a result of unsafe streets. LivableStreets is committed to transforming our streets and we won’t stop until we have achieved our vision.

We have 10 days to raise $10,000. Join me. Donate and double your impact today.

From all of us at LivableStreets, thank you for your continued support.

-Stacy

In this issue:

Cambridge fast-tracks safety planning for Inman Square

3 reasons to sign up for Tour de Streets today

Help us reach our goal by the 4th of July

Improvements coming to Mass Ave this year

LivableStreets in the news

Help Vision Zero Coalition track the city's response to crashes 

Take the Focus 40 Kickoff Survey

In this issue:

Exciting changes for Tour de Streets

Join us for Rush Hour Challenge

Grand Junction win

Brookline Gateway East and Beacon Street win

Green Line Extension safe for now

Go Boston 2030 Action Plan

Greater Ashmont Main Street Vision Zero Community Forum

Smart Growth Conference

In this issue:

Registration for Tour de Streets is live!

We’re hiring! Emerald Network Program Manager

A packed house for the Arboretum Gateway Path Visioning Workshop

LivableStreets Partners with NACTO

Vision Zero gains traction in Cambridge and Boston

Boston City Councilors support lowering the speed limit to 20 MPH

A Night to Focus on the T’s Future: Focus 40 Kickoff

MassDOT hiring Transportation Fellow

In this issue:

“Resident Parking Only” takes on new meaning in crowded Boston neighborhoods  

Is Boston the next Venice? 

Emerald Network piques interest of presidential candidates 

In this issue:

Speak up for the Green Line Extension and Community Path

MBTA late night service cut, fare increases still in play 

New Emerald Network website launched!

LivableStreets and Vision Zero featured on PRI’s “The World”

I-90 Interchange project prompts bigger questions about connectivity

MA Bike Safety Forum re-cap

Join LivableStreets' Advocacy Committee 

In this issue:

Take 5 minutes to share your ideas!

MBTA public meetings underway - make your voice heard!

City of Boston launches Vision Zero Safety Concerns Map

2015 Impact Report now online

Brookline residents back Beacon Street improvements 

Volunteer wanted: must love maps!

In this issue:

Three days left to support LivableStreets in 2015 

We’re hiring!

A surprise from Mayor Walsh at the 10-in-1 StreetTalk