Join us on for a special screening of the documentary Free to Ride on Monday, September 25th at 4pm at Shaker Square Cinemas.
Free To Ride is the story of the relentless spirit of community members from across Dayton, Ohio who overcame a suburban contingent opposed to the expansion of public transit along a commercial corridor, and the system of checks and balances that allowed justice and reason to prevail. Free To Ride is a promising story about how hard work, collaboration, and the accountability systems can yield fair and just outcomes for all.
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More information on the screening is here. Check out the trailer here.
Thanks to the Greater Cleveland Urban Film Festival & Kirwan Institute for making this happen!
Can’t make the early screening? You can still stop by SASA for happy hour after the film.
SASA is located next door to Shaker Square Cinemas at 13120 Shaker Square. Both are accessible by the Blue and Green Line as well as #11 and #48 buses.
Be a part of our rider led movement to improve public transit in Cleveland!
Clevelanders for Public Transit will be expanding as a riders led organization. We will be having monthly riders meetings. Issues will be voted on by riders at our meetings.
Meetings will be planned by an elected coordinating committee of riders. We look to hold elections at the start of 2018.
If you want better public transit or are interested in serving on the coordinating committee, plan to attend our monthly rider meetings to get involved.
The next meeting will be Saturday, September 30th at 1pm in conference room B, 2nd floor of the Louis Stokes wing of the Cleveland Public Library, 525 Superior Ave, near East 6th and Superior. We will discuss future campaigns and need your input!