Well folks, Nashville’s transit referendum is coming up soon:
This referendum is a monumental opportunity to advocate for what we, as Nashvillians, really need to achieve a better quality of life in our city.
go to our neighbors and friends who need the work.
is actually used for the public good.
explicitly protect workers’ rights.
support healthy community development.
are created for workers’ families.
This offers us a chance to implement some much-needed systemic change in our communities and to start the conversation with Metro about what kind of city we want to build for the next generation.
If you’re tired of living to work, sick of being stuck on I-24, and ready for our elected officials to represent our needs rather than corporations, this is a practical way for you to help define who we are as a city and right the wrongs of the Titans Stadium deal and other corporate interests that are stripping Nashville of its true character.
The following map shows the transit corridors of the city. Use the layers to view public land along transit corridors, transit hubs, and areas at risk of gentrification and displacement. For a how-to guide to using the public land map, click here.
We will tirelessly and courageously fight injustice and organize our community to take action.