Author: dreamq

25% More Joy: Manny Yekutiel

Streets. They connect us to work, home, school, food and fun. They’re the first thing to greet us when we step into the public sphere. They are tragically too often the last place of life for loved ones due to traffic and street violence. And yet, they continue to hold the splendid diversity of life…

25% More Joy: Eva Lee

Streets. They connect us to work, home, school, food and fun. They’re the first thing to greet us when we step into the public sphere. They are tragically too often the last place of life for loved ones due to traffic and street violence. And yet, they continue to hold the splendid diversity of life…

Save Car-Free Natoma Street!

This week the Board of Supervisors will consider a plan to replace the car-free block of Natoma Street, between First and Second streets, with a roadway and garage entry. This block of Natoma is currently the longest pedestrianized block in SoMa, and the only pedestrianized block fronting on the Salesforce Transit Center. The pandemic has…

Bayside Saturdays

Mark your calendars! Every Saturday in April from 10am-3pm, choose your own adventure along the India Basin & Hunter’s Point waterfront during #BaysideSaturdays. For additional info checkout:SundayStreetsSF.com/BaysideSaturdays/  Facebook: Sunday Streets Facebook page.

25% More Joy: Tom Radulovich

On 25% More Joy, we’ll hear about why and how communities around the world — and our own neighbors in San Francisco — are taking to their streets to reclaim spaces and time for joy.

Feel Your Way To A Livable City: SIGHT & LIGHT

The 5 senses are some of the most powerful and accessible tools we have to create the city we want to live in now and give to future generations. Our senses or “feelings” about a place are often disregarded by traditional planning processes, but if honored, can guide us to build environments that nurture our…

Help create a more affordable San Francisco

Dear Friends of Livable City: Thank you for your interest in Livable City and a more sustainable, affordable, and inclusive San Francisco, especially in this difficult year. As we look to a better future, we are heartened by the outpouring of recognition for the work we are doing. Community perspectives like this demonstrate that our…

Sunday Streets SoMa Pop-Up Cancellation

In response to the latest SIP restrictions and public health directives to limit all exposure, Livable City will be suspending the last two sessions of Sunday Streets SoMa Pop-Ups in 2020 (December 13th & 20th). We look forward to seeing you in the streets next year — Stay tuned for updates!  – The Livable City team

Update: 12/6 Sunday Streets SOMA Pop-Up

Hi Folks; Due to the impending shelter in place order that will go into affect on Sunday at 10 PM, Livable City has decided to offer only limited activities during the Sunday Streets SOMA Pop-Up scheduled for Sunday, Dec. 6th, on Folsom street—we will only close the segment between 7th and 8th streets. You are still invited…

December: Street opening happenings

Hi Folks, Thank you for doing your part to keep the community healthy by sticking to essential activities with people from your household! Sunshine and fresh air are essential too, so enjoy them at Sunday Streets SoMa while following these public health guidelines:  Sunday Streets SOMA Pop-up, through Dec. 20th, 2020 There are also dozens…

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Jessica Tovar, Program Director
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Sally Chen, Deputy Director
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Tom Radulovich, Senior Policy Fellow
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Isaac Santiago, Sunday Streets Program Manager [email protected]

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