nia Angelique 6/8/23 nia Angelique 6/8/23

2023 Recommendations on Automated Traffic Enforcement in Seattle

We are asking the City of Seattle to put the brakes on expanding its automated speed camera program until critical equity issues are resolved.

Clara Cantor 1/13/23 Clara Cantor 1/13/23

Whose Streets? Our Streets! Releases Inspiring Report on BIPOC Community Safety

This report summarizes 2022 outreach and engagement conducted by Whose Streets? Our Streets! within BIPOC communities about what it means for people to feel safe while traveling in Seattle and what should change to increase that safety.

Ethan Campbell 10/12/22 Ethan Campbell 10/12/22

What’s Next for Traffic Cameras in Seattle?

Should Seattle continue to invest in automated traffic safety cameras? Do the benefits outweigh the harms of ticketing for BIPOC communities? How can Seattle do better in the future? We will use the perspectives that you share to push for change.

Renaissance Revolutionary 8/21/22 Renaissance Revolutionary 8/21/22

WSOS Got Bars!

Watch Nura and Renaissance share truth and education while representing Whose Streets? Our Streets! at Seattle Neighborhood Greenways’ “Feast in the Street” event.

Clara Cantor 7/8/22 Clara Cantor 7/8/22

Rest in Peace, Jayland Walker

Whose Streets? Our Streets! stands against the traffic stop by police in Akron, OH that escalated into the horrific murder of Jayland Walker.

Renaissance Revolutionary 6/13/22 Renaissance Revolutionary 6/13/22

Quote of the Week

“The real radical is that person who has a vision of equality and is willing to do those things that will bring reality closer to that vision.” -Bayard Rustin