More affordable housing is on the ballot. More effective solutions to homelessness are on the ballot. More mental health care and substance treatment? Yup, also on the ballot. That’s why we (and our historic coalition of labor, housing advocates, mental health experts and neighbors) are saying #YesOnA 🏡 Learn more: https://yesona.la/
About us
Move LA Mission Move LA’s mission is to build a broad constituency that will advocate for the development of a comprehensive, diverse, robust, clean, and financially sound public transportation system for Los Angeles County and champion strategies to accelerate its implementation. Move LA Goals > Ensure timely and faithful implementation of Measure R, the November 2008, voter-approved 1/2 cent sales tax for transportation in Los Angeles County. > Build a continuing dialogue between the business, labor, environmental and other constituencies to create an ongoing coalition in support of the development of a robust transit system in Los Angeles County. >> Identify new transportation funding opportunities to meet Los Angeles County transportation needs at local, state, and federal levels and work to secure these funds to accelerate the completion of voter-approved Measure R transit projects. > Ensure that countywide goals, including air quality and greenhouse-gas emission reduction goals as well as vehicle miles traveled (VMT) reduction goals, drive transportation decision-making in Los Angeles County. > Ensure transit-oriented land use policies are fully integrated into the transportation planning and implementation programs of LA Metro, LA County and local cities, with the inclusion of affordable housing and open space, to meet the needs of the growing Los Angeles population. > Support broad-based economic opportunity and job development in Los Angeles County as well as social, economic, and environmental justice through transportation system development. > Identify and promote opportunities to expand and integrate the use of zero-emission transportation technologies and zero-emission/renewable power generation into the infrastructure of Los Angeles County.
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http://www.movela.org
External link for Move LA
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- Non-profit Organizations
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- 2-10 employees
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- Nonprofit
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- 2007
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Kat Janowicz (Yah-NOH-vich)
Author, Strategist, Speaker, Board Member, Advisor with Expertise in Energy, Transportation, Technology, Global Trade & Sustainability
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Eli Lipmen
Nonprofit fundraising professional. Marketing professor. Digital media expert. Public transit, affordable housing, clean air, and climate change…
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Gloria Ohland
Director of Policy & Communications at Move LA
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Amber Charlton
Owner of Move LA - Corporate Wellness & Race Training
Updates
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🎉 We are thrilled to announce the launch of SoCal Transit Week, a collaborative initiative aimed at promoting sustainable transportation alternatives across our community. 🚌 In partnership with America Walks, Week Without Driving, and the Coalition for Clean Air's 7th annual CA Clean Air Day on October 2, this event highlights our commitment to reducing emissions, improving air quality, and enhancing mobility options. We need YOUR help to make it incredible! Whether you're a transit enthusiast, a creative thinker, or just passionate about Southern California, we want YOU on our team! From September 30th to October 6th, SoCal Transit Week is an opportunity to celebrate the transit that connects us in the region and imagine how things could be better. Throughout the week, people across the region are putting on fun, educational, and engaging transit-centered events that are open for all. Together we will make SoCal Transit better for everyone. Click on the link below to learn more and submit your ideas today!! ✨ https://lnkd.in/gmXUVH7q #weekwithoutdriving #SoCalTransitWeek #TransitForAll Coalition for Clean Air ActiveSGV Metrolink
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Cleaner, quieter, and quicker rides for the people of the Bay Area! These electric trains are the first of their kind in the state and taking California to the next level. Big thanks to the changemakers who have pushed for decades to make this day finally happen! Secretary Toks Omishakin
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As the Olympic Games in Paris close and the torch is passed to LA28 Olympic & Paralympic Games and the City of Los Angeles, we have been talking with the community about what a “car-free” Los Angeles could look like and how we achieve it in four years. Our idea for a “Festival Trail” has been featured in Dwell thanks to Alissa Walker, Chris Torres, RLA, and Hilary Norton. We want to connect the entire region with a 22-mile non-vehicular linear park for biking, walking, and taking public transit. This vision is the legacy that Angelenos want from these big upcoming sporting events—a vision that transforms who we are as a region and how the world views Los Angeles. https://lnkd.in/gGmDV-DX
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🚨 Exciting News! 🚨 Move LA's own Eli Lipmen recently spoke with Spectrum News 1 about the transportation needs for the upcoming 2028 Olympics. 🏅🚍 Eli spoke with Anna Albaryan about the transportation issues we face as we plan for this global event. 📺 Watch the full interview below to gain valuable perspectives on how we’re preparing for this major milestone! #2028Olympics #Transportation #MoveLA #SpectrumNews1
LA Transportation Prepares for the 2028 Games
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We were in Washington, D.C. for the U.S. Department of Transportation release of the Report to Congress on Decarbonizing U.S. Transportation. This is a must-read if you care about our climate crisis and believe that public transportation is the answer. Emissions from the Transportation Sector are the largest proportion of total emissions, and this is one of the first reports that makes it clear that SUVs--the most popular vehicle sold in America--are the largest source of those emissions (light-duty vehicles account for nearly 50% of Transportation Emissions). The report also points to the ever-increasing Greenhouse Gas Emissions from trucking, a major source of cancer-causing pollution that impacts environmental justice communities along our goods movement corridors. This is why Move LA fights for public transportation and zero-emission goods movement. We are building a statewide Transit Justice movement with Move California so that California can lead the nation in reducing GHG emissions from transportation and we are grateful to Secretary Pete Buttigieg and his team including Ann Shikany, Polly Trottenberg, Stacy Weisfeld, Liya Rechtman, and others! https://lnkd.in/ejaqueHp
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What an honor to spend the day with U.S. Department of Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg who announced nearly $80 million for Los Angeles Metro for zero-emission buses--one of the largest awards in the country. Move LA fights for better, more frequent and reliable bus service and that includes funding to reduce emissions from the largest bus fleet in the United States! It was great to be there with Mayor Karen Bass, Supervisor Janice Hahn, Congresswoman Sidney Kamlager-Dove, Kome Ajise of Southern California Association of Governments, Michelle Marquez-Riley, P.E., ENV SP, LEED AP of Gannett Fleming, Hilary Norton, Tracy Hernandez of BizFed, Ernesto Medrano Ernesto Pantoja Eddie Escotó Alvarez Paul Moreno and other members of the LA/OC Building Trades, Adé E. Neff, MA, Andrea Ambriz, and Brett Roberts, KeAndra Cylear Dodds, Brian Stedge-Stroud, and a ton of other Metro friends and allies!
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Congratulations to Rosalba Gonzalez of Lee Andrews Group who was just appointed by our Executive Committee to join Move LA's Leadership Board! We are excited to have Rosalba on our Board as she has a depth of knowledge of the L.A. region and a passion for transportation. Welcome!
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Another HUGE victory for Move CA! We made the case for CA Governor Gavin Newsom to release these funds for public transit, and he did! Thank you Toks Omishakin for delivering for transit riders who want fast, frequent, reliable, and safe transit. NextGen Policy The Greenlining Institute SPUR Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) TransForm Climate Resolve ClimatePlan https://lnkd.in/g7qTYfas
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In order to truly make transit work for everyone, we need to understand the unique challenges faced by different communities. Transit Center's latest dashboard pinpoints where improvements are needed most, to ensure equitable access for all. Advocates can use this data to push for change, while decision-makers can implement solutions that make a real difference. Check out the full report at https://lnkd.in/gU2293Y 🌍🚌
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