Neighborhood Transportation Leadership Program Q&A
Learn about the program. Find your way to participate.
Want safer crossings, better sidewalks, or transportation improvements in your neighborhood? Join Propel ATL to learn how the Neighborhood Transportation Leadership Program (NTLP) can help you work with neighbors to move those priorities forward.
No transportation, planning, or advocacy experience is required.
Join us online November 11
Wednesday, November 11, 2026
6:30–7:30 p.m. Eastern · Zoom
Meet Propel ATL staff, learn about the program, and ask questions before applying for leadership training or getting involved with your corridor team.
This information session replaces the October 29 gathering. The kickoff for selected leaders will take place December 16.
Two ways to participate
Become a corridor leader
Apply for a place in a small leadership training group for your corridor. Selected leaders will complete four trainings in January and February 2027 and help convene corridor team meetings beginning in March.
Training places are limited. No prior advocacy experience is required.
Join your corridor team
You do not need to complete leadership training to contribute. Share neighborhood concerns and local knowledge while leaders are training, then help choose priorities and take action with your team.
Regular corridor meetings are planned to begin in March 2027.
Expressing interest, attending this session, or applying does not guarantee a training place. Propel ATL will select participants based on alignment with the program’s purpose. Residents who are not selected can still participate in their corridor team.
What we’ll cover
- The program’s goals and how corridor teams will work.
- The training schedule and participation expectations.
- How to apply and how participants will be selected.
- Ways to contribute beyond the leadership training cohort.
- Your questions about getting involved.
Building on 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. Trained leaders and corridor team members will work together to advance promised projects and address neighborhood transportation priorities.
What comes next
November 11, 2026
Information session & applications open.
Join us on Zoom, 6:30–7:30 p.m. Eastern. Leadership training applications open the same day.
November 20, 2026
Applications close.
Submit your application for leadership training.
December 1, 2026
Selection notifications sent.
Applicants will hear from Propel ATL.
December 16, 2026
Selected-leader kickoff.
Meet fellow leaders and prepare for the program, 6:30–8:30 p.m. Eastern.
Join us November 11
Complete the RSVP form below to register for the virtual information session.
This RSVP is for the Q&A. The separate leadership training application opens November 11.