Organizing from the Ground Up to Win Mobility Choices for All February 22, 2014 2014 Let's Get Moving Silicon Valley Summit

Agenda —  Introduction to Community Organizing —  Securing Discounted Clipper Cards for Low-Income Individuals —  Diversifying Senior Mobility Options —  Cultivating Senior Pedestrian Safety Advocates & Winning Safety Improvements —  STEPS Coalition—Bridging Local to Citywide Efforts —  Q&A Session

PICO Organizing Cycle Evaluation

Listening

Action

Research

Prep for Action

PICO Organizing Cycle Evaluation

Listening

Action

Research

Prep for Action

June 2012

August 2012

August 2012

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October 2012

October 2012

March 2013

March 2013

March 2013

San Jose Bike/Pedestrian Fatalities, 2007-2011: By Age

6%

7% 0-15 16-30

44%

31-60 61+

43%

San$Jose$Community$Centers0Hub$Sites$Catholic$Charities #$Pedestrians$ %$Injured$ %$Injured$ #$Pedestrians$ #$of$Severe$ Collisions Pedestrian$65$or$ Pedestrian$15$or$ #$of$Fatalities Injuted$200202010 Injurires 200202010 Older Younger (.5$mile$radius) (.50$mile$radius) (.50$mile$radius) (.50$mile$radius) (.50$mile$radius) (.50$mile$radius)

Center$Name

City$ Council District

John%XXIII%Multiservice% Center (Catholic%Charities)

3

119

117

11%

4%

3

1

Eastside%Neighborhood% Community%Center (Catholic%Charities)

5

67

72

18%

29%

5

2

Roosevelt Community%Center

3

63

64

17%

16%

4

0

Washington%United% Youth%Center (Catholic%Charities)

3

58

60

8%

20%

7

3

Mayfair Community%Center

5

39

41

5%

37%

5

1

Seven%Trees Community%Center

7

25

26

19%

31%

2

2

Willow%Glen%Community% and%Senior%Center

6

18

18

17%

33%

4

1