What is Twin Cities Streets for People?

Twin Cities Streets for People is a citizen-led and run advocacy and education organization working on improving pedestrian, bicycle and transit mobility options for people in the Twin Cities.

We are a daily news source, online community and political mobilizer for the Livable Streets movement in our region. We are part of a growing coalition of individuals and organizations in cities around the world working to transform our cities by reducing dependence on private automobiles and improving conditions for pedestrians, cyclists and transit riders.

We focus our efforts on information sharing, community engagement, education and "alternative ideation" - the visioning and imagination of different frameworks for our transportation and mobility networks that can lead us to the creation of a more sustainable and humane region.

We use our energy, talents and resources to engage citizens, advocates and elected officials in imagining a more sustainable and accessible Twin Cities region.

The geographic area for our work includes all cities in our Metropolitan Region, of course including the central cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul, and also extending beyond them into our region's suburban communities, where citizens and public officials are similarly searching for improved mobility choices, including improvements to pedestrian, bicycle and transit options.

How can I contribute to this work? 

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