Podcast: What they said and why it matters: World Day of Remembrance
Will Mitch Green be the champion for cycling and safe streets on the new city council? He’s talking like it.
Will Mitch Green be the champion for cycling and safe streets on the new city council? He’s talking like it.
A call to fight back against senseless loss and a culture of indifference.
Go to the event and hear interviews with participants and speakers.
The sleeping bags represented dead bodies and homeless people — both of which underline Portland’s traffic death epidemic.
Organizers want politicians to take a pledge and then will make the names public.
Hearing testimony from people who have been through hell and are still standing, still giving voice to their truth and tragedy, should give us all momentum to keep up the fight for safer streets.
The international event will give local advocates an opportunity to press for changes.
Late Thursday night someone died while using 122nd Avenue. They were the 46th person whose life ended while traveling on a Portland road so far this year, putting us on the same grim pace as 2019 despite a major reduction in travel due to the pandemic. There have been four fatal crashes in a one … Read more
Mayor Ted Wheeler announced at today’s City Council meeting that Portland will join a global movement by marking November 17th as World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims.
From The Street Trust: Families and Loved Ones Honor Memories of Road Traffic Victims PORTLAND, OR — Dozens of community members will gather at the Rosewood Initiative in Southeast Portland on Sunday to commemorate the World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims and honor the memories of friends and loved ones who died as … Read more
Survivors group demands change on World Day of Remembrance.
“My hope is that everyone who sees these empty shoes will be reminded that someone still mourns a person who no longer walks among us.”