Posts by Erin Palmer — Guest Contributor

Erin Palmer lives in Takoma and is one of the area’s Advisory Neighborhood Commissioners. She is a lawyer working to support pro bono service and access to justice. In addition to being passionate about affordable housing, robust public services, and government ethics, she loves spending time with her three kids and bus rides to the movies.

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  Take a trip in time (and leap to action!) with TranspoBINGO

  EventsBy Rachel Maisler (Contributor), Erin Palmer (Guest Contributor) February 16, 2024

  All aboard! It’s time for the annual TranspoBINGO tradition, and you’re invited to participate!  Keep reading…

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  Over the river and onto TranspoBINGO

  EventsBy Kai Hall (Policy Officer), Rachel Maisler (Contributor), Erin Palmer (Guest Contributor) February 9, 2023

  TranspoBINGO is back for the fourth year! Compete with others to fill out a bingo board based on your travels around DC from Thursday, February 16 to Thursday, February 23.  Keep reading…

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  Community leaders documented over 375 sidewalk repair requests during “Sidewalk Palooza.” Here’s what we learned.

  WalkingOpinionBy Nick Sementelli (Board of Directors), Erin Palmer (Guest Contributor) July 2, 2021 15

  Last month, we organized the first-ever “Sidewalk Palooza” to draw attention to pedestrian infrastructure and pedestrian safety issues in DC and the disparity between the city’s response time to these problems versus road infrastructure like potholes.  Keep reading…

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  Play TranspoBINGO and help highlight the benefits of active transportation in the region

  TransportationGGWash PolicyBy Rachel Maisler (Contributor), Erin Palmer (Guest Contributor) February 3, 2021 4

  Just because our travel habits aren’t what they once were doesn’t mean we shouldn’t have fun exploring new ways to get around and promote active transportation. TranspoBINGO is back with a new edition for a very different time.  Keep reading…

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  “Transportation BINGO” challenged residents and officials to ditch the car

  TransitBy Rachel Maisler (Contributor), Erin Palmer (Guest Contributor) February 13, 2020 6

  We asked officials, advocates, and residents around DC to spend a week exploring the many ways to ride public transit.   Keep reading…