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Wednesday, November 11, 2026 at 06:30 PM
NTLP Virtual Information Session & Q&A
Neighborhood Transportation Leadership Program: Virtual Information Session & Q&A
Help shape safer, more accessible streets in your neighborhood.
Join Propel ATL on Wednesday, November 11, 2026, from 6:30–7:30 p.m. Eastern on Zoom to learn about the Neighborhood Transportation Leadership Program (NTLP) and how you can participate.
Whether you signed up through a Where’s My Project? corridor team or recently expressed interest in NTLP, this session will explain the program, leadership training application, and opportunities to get involved in your corridor.
This information session replaces the October 29 gathering. The kickoff for selected leaders will take place on December 16.
Two ways to participate
Apply for leadership training. Propel ATL will select a small group of residents from each corridor to complete four trainings in January and February 2027. These leaders will build skills to organize neighbors, investigate transportation concerns, and help convene corridor team meetings beginning in March.
Get involved with your corridor team. You do not need to complete leadership training to help improve your neighborhood’s streets. Other interested residents can share local knowledge and transportation concerns while leaders train, then help shape priorities and join team activities when regular meetings begin.
Training places are limited—not everyone who expresses interest or applies will be selected. No prior advocacy experience is required.
What to expect at the Q&A
We’ll:
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Explain the program’s goals and how corridor teams will work.
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Review the training schedule and participation expectations.
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Walk through the application and selection process.
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Discuss ways to stay involved beyond the leadership training cohort.
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Answer your questions.
How NTLP connects to Where’s My Project?
Our Where’s My Project? campaign continues to push for Atlanta’s promised sidewalks, safer crossings, bike lanes, and other safety projects.
New grant funding allows Propel ATL to provide training, tools, and ongoing coaching to support neighborhood teams. Selected leaders will learn how transportation decisions get made, track projects, assess street conditions, organize neighbors, and communicate with decision-makers.
Leaders and corridor team members will work together to advance promised projects and address neighborhood transportation priorities.
Application and kickoff dates
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November 11: Leadership training applications open.
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November 20: Applications close.
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December 1: Selection notifications sent.
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December 16, 6:30–8:30 p.m.: Kickoff for selected leaders.
Propel ATL will select participants based on alignment with the program’s purpose, willingness to learn and collaborate, and ability to meet participation expectations. Attending the Q&A does not guarantee a training place.
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Saturday, November 14, 2026 at 08:00 AM
Volunteer with Mozley Park Build Day (Walk ATL)
Mozley Park residents and Propel ATL are turning neighborhood priorities into action to make walking safer and more comfortable. Join us for a community build day and help bring this work to life alongside neighbors and Propel ATL.
Saturday, November 14, 2026
Meet-up location
8:00 AM–6:00 PM
Westview Dr. and Chicamauga Ave.
Registration opens in Google Forms. Google sign-in is required.
Sunday, November 15, 2026 at 02:00 PM · 5 rsvps
Cabbagetown Park in Atlanta, GAWorld Day of Remembrance 2026
No family should have to navigate the aftermath of traffic violence alone.
Every life lost or changed by traffic violence represents a person, a family, and a community. We are gathering to remember them and stand together for safer streets.
Atlanta Families for Safe Streets (AFSS) invites crash survivors, families, friends, advocates, and community members to join us for World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims — an afternoon of remembrance, connection, and collective action.
We’ll gather in Cabbagetown park, where community members can connect, share memories, and create signs for the remembrance vigil. Around 3:30 PM, we’ll do a short walk together along the mural wall to Krog Street tunnel and back to Cabbagetown Park for the vigil.
Everyone is welcome. You do not need to be an AFSS member to participate.
Wednesday, January 27, 2027 at 06:30 PM
Ohio River South in Atlanta, GAAtlanta Families For Safe Streets | January Monthly Meeting
No family should have to navigate the aftermath of traffic violence alone.
Atlanta Families for Safe Streets (AFSS) is a survivor- and family-led community for people who have been directly impacted by traffic violence. Our monthly meetings are a chance to connect with others who understand and build a community to advocate for safer streets together.
What to Expect
Each meeting is a little different, but you can expect a welcoming, supportive evening that includes:
- A light meal starting at 6:30PM before the meeting begins at 7:00PM (vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free options available);*
- Getting to know each other and welcoming new members;
- Learning more about AFSS and the purpose of this community;
- Updates and variable agenda items based on current campaigns;
- Opportunities to share your story, if and when you feel comfortable; and
- Time to connect with other families and survivors who have been through similar experiences.
There is no pressure to speak or share your story. Come as you are and participate in whatever way feels right for you.
*If you have specific dietary needs, please let us know when you RSVP, so we can plan accordingly.
Who Should Attend
AFSS welcomes people in the Atlanta region who have been directly impacted by traffic violence, including:
- Families who have lost a loved one
- Survivors of crashes
- People navigating the aftermath of a serious crash
Your friends and family are welcome, too. Bring the people who support you. And if you’re not sure whether this space is for you, you are welcome to reach out or simply join us.
Getting There & Building Access
The meeting will be held at Ohio River South (235 Mitchell St SW, Suite 400) in downtown Atlanta. Please note that the location is MARTA accessible (closest to Five Points station and Garnett). There is limited street parking, but there are parking lots on adjacent streets. When you arrive:
- You can expect security at the front door. Let them know you're there the AFSS meeting.
- Once you enter the building, walk to the back where you will find the elevators.
- Go to the fourth floor (Ohio River South) where the rest of the AFSS crew will be!
If you or someone you know has been affected by traffic violence, we invite you to join us. RSVP above to receive more details.
Wednesday, February 24, 2027 at 06:30 PM
Ohio River South in Atlanta, GAAtlanta Families For Safe Streets | February Monthly Meeting
No family should have to navigate the aftermath of traffic violence alone.
Atlanta Families for Safe Streets (AFSS) is a survivor- and family-led community for people who have been directly impacted by traffic violence. Our monthly meetings are a chance to connect with others who understand and build a community to advocate for safer streets together.
What to Expect
Each meeting is a little different, but you can expect a welcoming, supportive evening that includes:
- A light meal starting at 6:30PM before the meeting begins at 7:00PM (vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free options available);*
- Getting to know each other and welcoming new members;
- Learning more about AFSS and the purpose of this community;
- Updates and variable agenda items based on current campaigns;
- Opportunities to share your story, if and when you feel comfortable; and
- Time to connect with other families and survivors who have been through similar experiences.
There is no pressure to speak or share your story. Come as you are and participate in whatever way feels right for you.
*If you have specific dietary needs, please let us know when you RSVP, so we can plan accordingly.
Who Should Attend
AFSS welcomes people in the Atlanta region who have been directly impacted by traffic violence, including:
- Families who have lost a loved one
- Survivors of crashes
- People navigating the aftermath of a serious crash
Your friends and family are welcome, too. Bring the people who support you. And if you’re not sure whether this space is for you, you are welcome to reach out or simply join us.
Getting There & Building Access
The meeting will be held at Ohio River South (235 Mitchell St SW, Suite 400) in downtown Atlanta. Please note that the location is MARTA accessible (closest to Five Points station and Garnett). There is limited street parking, but there are parking lots on adjacent streets. When you arrive:
- You can expect security at the front door. Let them know you're there the AFSS meeting.
- Once you enter the building, walk to the back where you will find the elevators.
- Go to the fourth floor (Ohio River South) where the rest of the AFSS crew will be!
If you or someone you know has been affected by traffic violence, we invite you to join us. RSVP above to receive more details.
Wednesday, March 31, 2027 at 06:30 PM
Ohio River South in Atlanta, GAAtlanta Families For Safe Streets | March Monthly Meeting
No family should have to navigate the aftermath of traffic violence alone.
Atlanta Families for Safe Streets (AFSS) is a survivor- and family-led community for people who have been directly impacted by traffic violence. Our monthly meetings are a chance to connect with others who understand and build a community to advocate for safer streets together.
What to Expect
Each meeting is a little different, but you can expect a welcoming, supportive evening that includes:
- A light meal starting at 6:30PM before the meeting begins at 7:00PM (vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free options available);*
- Getting to know each other and welcoming new members;
- Learning more about AFSS and the purpose of this community;
- Updates and variable agenda items based on current campaigns;
- Opportunities to share your story, if and when you feel comfortable; and
- Time to connect with other families and survivors who have been through similar experiences.
There is no pressure to speak or share your story. Come as you are and participate in whatever way feels right for you.
*If you have specific dietary needs, please let us know when you RSVP, so we can plan accordingly.
Who Should Attend
AFSS welcomes people in the Atlanta region who have been directly impacted by traffic violence, including:
- Families who have lost a loved one
- Survivors of crashes
- People navigating the aftermath of a serious crash
Your friends and family are welcome, too. Bring the people who support you. And if you’re not sure whether this space is for you, you are welcome to reach out or simply join us.
Getting There & Building Access
The meeting will be held at Ohio River South (235 Mitchell St SW, Suite 400) in downtown Atlanta. Please note that the location is MARTA accessible (closest to Five Points station and Garnett). There is limited street parking, but there are parking lots on adjacent streets. When you arrive:
- You can expect security at the front door. Let them know you're there the AFSS meeting.
- Once you enter the building, walk to the back where you will find the elevators.
- Go to the fourth floor (Ohio River South) where the rest of the AFSS crew will be!
If you or someone you know has been affected by traffic violence, we invite you to join us. RSVP above to receive more details.