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Where is the Equity in the Project Connect Transit Plan?

October 3, 2020 @ 11:00 am - 1:00 pm

Basic Info

Date:
October 3, 2020
Time:
11:00 am - 1:00 pm
Event Website / RSVP:
https://www.facebook.com/events/965818427227220/

Who's Hosting This Event?

Black Leaders Collective
Who We Are:

The Black Leaders Collective is a collaboration of Central Texas leaders representing grassroots community members, nonprofits leaders, entrepreneurs, artists, activists, educators, policymakers, and young professionals. We are building a transformative movement that is intersectional and intergenerational. We are creating a mechanism for change that is Black-conceived and Black-led to define the priorities of the Black diaspora in Central Texas. The Black Leaders Collective welcomes the support of all Black leaders and allies.

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Equity Project Connect
Event Category:

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Event Topics
Transportation, Equality/Justice
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Did you know there’s a $7.1 billion plan to improve Austin’s transit system on the Nov. 3rd ballot? Learn what this taxpayer investment might mean for Austin’s Black community.

Hosted by the Black Leaders Collective, this roundtable is an opportunity to learn from the leaders of Capital Metro, the City of Austin, Travis County and PUMA about the upcoming mobility plan and the bond items on the ballot. You will be able to ask questions after presentations by these representatives.

The discussion will address:
– How proposed transportation plans benefit and detract from the quality of life for Black residents (i.e. housing displacement)
– The anticipated amount of economic investment in Black businesses and Black communities as result of passage of this $7.1 billion plan
– How equity is addressed in the plan
– What improvements will be made to routes, buses and bus stops in Black communities
– The anticipated amount of economic investment in Black businesses and Black communities as a result of the passage of this $7.1 billion plan

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