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Riders Advocate for an Environmental Justice Community Seat on the New MBTA Board

For immediate release (Thursday, October 7, 2021) For more information, contact Vishakha Mathur (vishakha@617mediagroup.com or 617-485-7709) Public Transit Public Good coalition issues statement on the new MBTA Board MA

Riders Advocate for an Environmental Justice Community Seat on the New MBTA Board

— For immediate release — Friday, July 30, 2021 For more information, contact Vishakha Mathur, 617-485-7709 or vishakha@617mediagroup.com Riders Advocate for an Environmental Justice Community Seat on the New MBTA

Mayor Janey, Community Groups, Unions Demand Action on Low-Income Fare

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Monday, May 24, 2021 Contact on behalf of Public Transit Public Good Coalition: Orianna Tate, orianna@617mediagroup.com, 617-895-6783 Mayor Janey, Community Groups, Unions Demand Action on Low-Income

The Public Transit Public Good Coalition supports legislation that advances equity for the riders and workers who are the lifeblood of the system.

Public Transit Public Good Coalition Issues Statement on the FMCB’s Decision to Restore MBTA service

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Monday, March 29, 2021 Contact on behalf of Public Transit Public Good Coalition: Vishakha Mathur, vishakha@617mediagroup.com, 617-485-7709 Public Transit Public Good Coalition Issues Statement on the

U.S. Senator Warren, Representative Clark, State Senator Boncore Join Growing Opposition to the Unnecessary MBTA Cuts

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Friday, March 19, 2021 Contact on behalf of Public Transit Public Good Coalition: Orianna Tate, orianna@617mediagroup.com, 617-895-6783 U.S. Senator Warren, Representative Clark, State Senator Boncore Join

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Rally Calling for MBTA Improvements Held Thursday

In just the past few weeks, a jogger died after falling through a closed MBTA stairwell, an escalator malfunctioned and caused injuries to people at the T’s Back Bay Station,

Advocates call for transit improvements in wake of MBTA issues

A coalition of public transit advocates on Thursday called on state officials to improve MBTA safety and funding in the wake of recent high-profile issues including a Green Line crash, a Red

‘These disasters are not accidents’: Advocates call for improvements as MBTA problems mount

BOSTON (WHDH) – Public transit advocates gathered outside the Massachusetts State House on Thursday and called on officials to improve MBTA safety and funding as the agency continues to be

Transportation advocates rally at State House for more funding for MBTA

BOSTON — Transportation advocates are demanding more funding after MBTA logged more incidents that are raising safety questions. Just days after a Red Line train derailment and a broken escalator

EJ communities need rep on new T board

“DUE TO STRONG support from transit riders and workers, the Massachusetts Legislature recently took a huge step forward to ensure racial equity and environmental justice in the Commonwealth’s largest transit authority —

Boston Mayoral Candidates United Around Reduced T Fares

“All six major candidates vying for Boston’s top job signed a petition, along with more than 600 other residents, demanding that the Legislature intervene and require the T to offer

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