SDOT is partnering with community-based organizations (CBOs) to develop the Seattle Transportation Plan. We have been honored to hear from two CBOs thus far with stories about the way that they are engaging the communities they serve in developing the STP. Read more below!
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 People riding the Monorail as part of the event led by the Khmer Community of Seattle King County/ Noio Pathways/ KIMYUNITY.
We recently attended an event led by the Khmer Community of Seattle King County/ Noio Pathways/ KIMYUNITY. This group has partnered with us to reach Seattle’s Khmer/Cambodian community in a respectful, sensitive, meaningful way, to ensure people in this community see their perspectives represented in the Seattle Transportation Plan and One Seattle Plan.
As part of this, they are piloting an innovative civic education curriculum and community engagement approaches that center Khmer culture, prioritize relationship and skill-building, and invest in the well-being of Khmer elders and youth. Through their lived experiences as members of and organizers in BIPOC communities and their experience navigating systems of growth, they are bridging community and institutions to help shape the Seattle Transportation Plan and One Seattle Plan.
This engagement event was designed as an exploratory field trip for a group of Khmer elders, and was facilitated through the translation services of several KCSKC interpreters and staff, and supported by youth employees of KCSKC.
This reflection was written by Judy Khun, one of the KCSKC youth employees providing documentation and technical support for the day’s events:
Seattle Transportation Plan | Route 120: A reflection by Judy Khun, Community Programs Coordinator at Khmer Community of Seattle King County (KCSKC)
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Since August of this year, Smash the Box has been running the “Our Streets Need…” Beacon Hill-focused Seattle Transportation Plan (STP) outreach initiative to envision this neighborhood’s transportation future.
Smash the Box has partnered with us to reach the Beacon Hill community in a fun, inclusive, and innovative way, to ensure community members are represented in the Seattle Transportation Plan.
As part of this, Smash the Box is running an outreach initiative called “Our Streets Need…”
This blog post was written by Yes Segura (He/They), the Founder of Smash the Box, who explains the work they’re doing to engage the Beacon Hill community in developing the STP:
Seattle Transportation Plan | Smash the Box, a community-based organization partner, tells the story of fun, inclusive, and innovative community outreach in Beacon Hill.
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