On March 25 the Denver Streets Partnership and Mile High Connects hosted Get on the Bus: Denver Transit Justice Forum. We convened thought leaders, transit users, and decision makers to talk about what could be possible for RTD with the potential of new funding from...
We’re supporting our small businesses in Little Saigon, Westwood, and East Colfax in repurposing space from parking to patios. Check out our new video!
Attacks on Asian Americans provide yet another reminder that safe streets are about so much more than infrastructure.
What if RTD gets more federal funding? Shontel Lewis joins us March 25 to imagine the future of public transit in the Denver region.
Starting March 16, Denver Community Active Living Coalition (CALC) will host weekly virtual discussions about the book Right of Way: Race, Class, and the Silent Epidemic of Pedestrian Deaths in America by Angie Schmitt.
We know you’re busy studying forecasts predicting somewhere between five inches and five feet of snow (or more!), so here are five quick reasons to clear the snow and ice from your sidewalk.
Update: They voted Yes!
We’re asking you to contact Sen. Michael Bennet and Sen. John Hickenlooper to ask them to support transit funding at the federal level.
We want to fund projects that promote physical activity and active transportation, so get creative!
Join us and Mile High Connects on March 25 as thought leaders, transit users, and decision makers discuss what’s possible with a significant amount of new funding for RTD.
Calling residents, businesses owners, artists, and community members in Five Points, Capitol Hill, Golden Triangle, La Alma Lincoln Park, and Auraria who want to transform streets with placemaking, art, and programming along the 5280 Trail this year.
Help us help Denver DOTI help you! Complete our new survey about Shared Streets traffic calming upgrades on E. Bayaud Avenue, E. 11th Avenue, and E. 16th Avenue.
Urban and Regional Planning grad students assessed bus stops along 14 central bus routes in Denver and found lots of room for improvement.
Meet Maggierose Martinez, AJ Rodriguez, and City Councilman Chris Hinds. Here’s what 125 miles of new Denver bikeways means to them.
Pam Jiner is an advocate, a walking role model, and a civic engagement hero.
Denver Streets Partnership steering committee member Naomi Amaha is shaping Denver’s present and future.
Celebrate Valentine’s Day week with a virtual Love-In to support local main streets and local businesses.
Stroll around Little Saigon Denver, support local businesses, and pick up a Year of the Ox gift bag!
Grab a beverage and get Zoom ready! February provides ample opportunities for you to advocate from the comfort of your own home. Here's your February guide to cheering for safer streets. Learn about new projects, get updates about projects underway, and share your...
It’s been less than a year since Denver opened its first shared streets, allowing people to walk, roll, and play in public space that had long been given over to cars. Last April, after a Denver Streets Partnership survey of nearly 1,500 residents indicated strong...
Apply for Denver’s Sustainability Advisory Council by January 15