Join Streetsblog Summer Series to Discuss Eric Garcetti Next Monday
Next Monday, July 8 at 2 pm, we will kick off the Streetsblog Summer Series on YouTube. We'll be interviewing Deborah Murphy, the founder and Chair of L.A. Walks, Eric Bruins, the Planning & Policy Director for the Los Angeles County Bicycle Coalition and other guests about what we can expect during the first four years of the Garcetti Administration.
8:32 AM PDT on July 2, 2013
Next Monday, July 8 at 2 pm, we will kick off the Streetsblog Summer Series on YouTube. We’ll be interviewing Deborah Murphy, the founder and Chair of L.A. Walks, Eric Bruins, the Planning & Policy Director for the Los Angeles County Bicycle Coalition and other guests about what we can expect during the first four years of the Garcetti Administration.
The interview will be conducted using Google Hangout technology and broadcast live on our YouTube page. The discussion will be archived there as well. To ask a question of our panel, leave it in the comments section or tweet with hashtag #summersbla
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