Join Us This October for a Series Celebrating Our Streetsie Winners
Congratulations to Sheila Kuehl, Meghan Sahli-Wells, Tafarai Bayne, Climate Resolve, Jim Pocrass, and Joshua Cohen
10:19 AM PDT on September 10, 2020
Join the Streetsblog L.A. team for a series of Zoom events this October to celebrate some of the best advocates and projects in the recent history of Los Angeles. This year’s Streetsie winners are:
- L.A. County Supervisor Sheila Kuehl
- Culver City Mayor (now City Councilmember) Meghan Sahli-Wells
- CicLAvia Chief Strategist, L.A. City Commissioner Tafarai Bayne
- Climate Resolve
- Jim Pocrass, Esq.
- Joshua Cohen, Esq.
COVID-19 postponed Streetsblog L.A.’s planned Spring awards fundraiser. We have three events planned for October including a Game Night, a live interview with Supervisor Kuehl, and an online Streetsie Awards night that will have some fun surprises. In the coming days and weeks, we’ll have a lot more on each of these great leaders and their work. Details to come, but we got tired of waiting on announcing these winners to the world!
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