We are building equitable mobility across Greater Cincinnati.
We unite community voices, nonprofit organizations, and sustainability advocates to transform our streets into equitable spaces where residents from all backgrounds can comfortably walk, roll, bike, and use affordable transit options in their daily lives.
Tell your leaders: We need to know the full environmental impact of the Brent Spence highway expansion
Throughout the month of July, CTSD has spoken with community councils along the I-75 corridor to discuss the U.S. Department of Transportation's failure to produce an Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) for the Brent Spence Bridge Corridor expansion. An EIS is a crucial study of the potential risks a major infrastructure or development project can have on humans and the environment, as well as ways to reduce those risks.
Roebling Books & Coffee - Covington - 306 Greenup St, Covington, KY 41011, USA
Sustainable Cincy's November Transit Coffee & Conversation will be on the Covington side of the river!
Join us at Roebling Books and Coffee in Covington on Sunday, November 15th from 1-3pm to talk recent TANK service updates, and the connectivity between Cincinnati and Covington.
Browse newly added titles from Sustainable Cincy’s Mobile Lending Library that focus on urbanism, transit, and environmental sustainability. Learn more about campaign updates, current calls to action, and ways to create a more sustainable future for transportation in Cincinnati and Covington.
Wayfinding and Accessibility Information:
Address: 306 Greenup Street Covington, KY 41011
Bike Parking: Bike staples and the nearest Red Bike station are both located directly outside of Roebling Books & Coffee
Public Transit: TANK Routes #1, #3, #5 #7 stop nearby.
Accessibility: There is one step up to enter the building, and one more step up to enter the community room. A temporary ramp is available upon request.
University of Cincinnati Arts and Sciences Hall, Room 022 - Arts & Sciences Hall, Cincinnati, OH 45219, USA
Join us on the University of Cincinnati’s campus to engage with the People Over Pavement campaign!
On Friday, November 20th, CTSD will be presenting about the Brent Spence Bridge and highway expansion project, and what the People Over Pavement campaign has been doing to fight it. This presentation will take place during UC’s Environmental Studies program social and coffee hour. All are welcome!
After the presentation, we will be engaging in a letter writing campaign targeting Ohio’s governor-elect Amy Acton, asking her to consider alternatives to this project. Join us to learn about the campaign and help put people over pavement!
Wayfinding and Accessibility Information:
- Address: Room 022 of Arts and Sciences Hall at UC, 2700 Campus Way, Cincinnati, OH 45221
- Room located on the bottom floor of A&S Hall. The building is wheelchair accessible via ramp and elevator in the building!
Located at 118 Findlay Street, directly across from the historic Findlay Market, we're thrilled to welcome you to our new community space, available to individuals, groups and organizations as a FREE work space, gathering/meeting place or event venue.