Driving Change Together: A Vision Zero Forum for Safer Streets and Shared Solutions
Join us for an insightful forum on Driving Change Together, focused on achieving Vision Zero for safer streets and fostering shared solutions. Hosted by SVBC, this event features Leah Shahum, Founder & Director at Vision Zero Network. Leah Shahum, known for her pioneering work in Vision Zero, will be moderating the discussion, bringing her wealth of knowledge and experience to the forefront.
Leah will serve as the moderator for distinguished panelists Hans Larsen Public Works Director at City of Fremont, and Jesse Mintz Roth, Vision Zero Manager (Traffic Fatality Reduction/Safety), Department of Transportation -City of San Jose.
Don't miss this opportunity to engage with Leah and gain valuable insights into creating safer streets.
The event will consist of a 20-minute presentation followed by a 20-minute panel discussion, concluding with a 20-minute Q&A session where attendees can interact directly with the panelists.
Make sure not to overlook this chance to be part of the conversation driving positive change together towards safer streets and shared solutions!
Register now to secure your spot.
About the Biketivist Forum Series
The Silicon Valley Bicycle Coalition (SVBC) is committed to empowering local leaders with the necessary tools to build expansive, diverse teams capable of leading successful campaigns. We aim to initiate change across San Mateo and Santa Clara Counties, enhancing the region's walkability and bike-friendliness.
The Biketivist Forum Series trains bike activisits (biketivists), to organize events, and provide a platform for discussion and collaboration. Our local teams strive to transform our communities into places where walking and biking are safe and enjoyable. Our teams organize events to attract new members and celebrate the joy of active transportation. For the latest information on our local teams, please visit the SVBC Local Teams page.
Don't miss this chance to engage with experts at the forefront of shaping a more bike-friendly, housing-inclusive future.
Any questions, contact diana@bikesiliconvalley.org
