Circulate received a grant from the Southern California Association of Governments (SCAG) to run the 2024 Go Human Safety Strategies Program which included administering the 2024 Go Human Community Streets Grant Program. The goal of the project was to continue building street-level community resilience by increasing the safety of people most harmed by traffic injuries and fatalities. The general objectives of the Go Human programs include: improving traffic safety locally and across Southern California, leveraging and building community leadership committed to traffic safety, improving mobility justice, and improving rural community investment.
Circulate handled a variety of tasks for this project. This included onboarding and providing technical assistance to 15 Go Human Community Street Grant recipients, conducting a materials inventory of the four (4) sets of SCAG's Go Human Kit of Parts, coordinating five (5) SCAG Go Human Kit of Parts deployments with community-based partners and developing a summary report / video along with each deployment, coordinating and designing co-branded safety messaging materials for 14 community groups / jurisdictions, funding community expert services for ten (10) community members, and developing a comprehensive final report.
