Care about fast and frequent transit, safe streets, and walkable neighborhoods across the Bay Area? Can’t wait to see Bay Area friends and advocates in person after a year and half of quarantine? Join Streets for People and Seamless Bay Area for a festive in-person social hour on July 22!

This relaxed social hour will be a great chance to meet fellow advocates and volunteers and learn about how you can help support safe streets, integrated transit, housing advocacy, and much more. You’ll also have a chance to learn more about our organizations’ work to build world-class transit and create safer, more vibrant streets and neighborhoods across the Bay Area.

Whether you’re a transit professional, an experienced advocate, or looking to start getting involved, everyone is welcome at this casual event. We hope you can join us!

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Shotwell's is located at 20th & Shotwell in San Francisco’s Mission District. It is a 13-minute walk from either the 16th Street Mission or 24th Street Mission BART stations, and is also served by local buses. Shotwell's is at the intersection of two Slow Streets and has an outdoor patio, so we hope to be able to use outdoor space for this event, space permitting. The bar is 21+. Masks are not required if you are fully vaccinated; if you have not been vaccinated, we ask that you please wear a mask at this gathering.

About Streets for People: Streets for People advocates for safe streets, fast & frequent transit, and dense vibrant neighborhoods, in the Bay Area and beyond. With a mission to reinvent our city streets to benefit people rather than cars, Streets for People advocates for dedicated transit lanes, safe cycle routes, accessible sidewalks, and more. Learn more at streetsforpeople.city.

About Seamless Bay Area: Seamless Bay Area is a not-for-profit whose mission is to transform the Bay Area’s fragmented and inconvenient public transit into a world-class, unified, equitable, and widely-used system. Through original research, thought leadership, and advocacy and outreach, we are building a coalition of elected leaders and advocates working together to achieve a seamless transit system across the nine-county Bay Area. Learn more at seamlessbayarea.org.