Learn from our peer communities on how we can take action now to plan and implement transit that supports thriving communities along the Silver Line Corridor.

Setting the Stage for TOD in Small and Big Cities
Thursday, May 20th | 1:00 – 2:30 PM EDT

Transit-oriented development (TOD) occurs in various forms and different contexts. This session will explore how regional partners and stakeholders can work together to leverage transit to support community goals. Panelists will share experiences on how transit can enhance, celebrate, and preserve the places transit serves. This session will cover TOD policy, regulatory, and partnering tools that communities can use to proactively manage change arising from transit and TOD investments. The session will also touch on practical TOD strategies to consider in the post-pandemic realities. Register Now!

Equitable TOD: Building Equity As Part of Transit & TOD
Thursday, May 27th | 1:00 – 3:00 PM EDT

Equitable Transit-oriented Development (eTOD) enables all people regardless of income, race, ethnicity, age, gender, or ability to experience the benefits of dense, mixed-use, pedestrian-oriented development near transit. Come and hear a lively panel discussion on how thoughtful eTOD strategies on affordable housing, public health, and strong local businesses can address historical impacts and gaps in communities as well as mitigate for unintended displacements from transit investments. The panel will also cover practical approaches to overcoming institutional challenges related to funding and financing, coalition building, and getting to early eTOD wins. Register Now!