Missouri Livable Streets Blog: Livable Streets Advocacy Trainings Planned

Monday, June 27, 2011

Livable Streets Advocacy Trainings Planned

Save a date for livable streets! Our second series of Livable Streets Advocacy Trainings are coming soon to several Missouri communities. These are trainings for citizens who want to become more effective advocates for bicycle-pedestrian infrastructure in their communities. Trainings are free, fun and we feed you!

The next round of Missouri Livable Streets Advocacy Trainings are on tap for:

August 27 in St. Louis County
August 30 in Raytown
September 13 in O'Fallon

More information soon at this site and at LivableStreets.missouri.edu!

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Missouri Livable Streets works to ensure that communities have flexible policies in place so all Missourians have access to safe transportation options, regardless of ability, age or income level. Missouri Livable Streets is a project of the Missouri Council for Activity and Nutrition (MOCAN) and maintains a statewide advisory committee supported by the University of Missouri Extension, Missouri Department of Transportation, Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services and other public-private organizations. Learn more at http://livablestreets.missouri.edu.