Ride On! Bike Shop & Co-Op
Their Work: Ride On! is both a full-service bicycle shop and a member-run bicycle collective. They offer bike safety workshops and advocate for bicycle infrastructure equity in South-West Los Angeles.
Our Partnership: In 2018, PMJ started hosting our Mobility Justice Team meetings at Ride On! and we are looking for more ways to build programming together.
Pueblo Planning
Their Work: Pueblo believes in the importance of involving the entire community in the planning, design, or policy-making process. They partner with community-based organizations to create participatory planning activities.
Our Partnership: Pueblo co-designed the strategic planning process that led to our transition from MCM to PMJ. Pueblo founder Monique G. López contributes to our Mobility Justice Team, and PMJ advisory board co-chair Dr. Adonia E. Lugo is part of Pueblo's consulting team.
Indigenous circle of wellness
Their Work: ICOW is a group private practice located in Southeast Los Angeles. They provide quality mental wellness services, grounded in holistic healing (mental, spiritual, emotional, and physical balance) through a culturally inclusive approach. They value interdependence, family, community, healthy sustainable relationships, inclusion, and social justice.
Our Partnership: ICOW founder Monique Castro has advised our staff and advisory board on personal wellness and team dynamics.
Blue Veil Films
Their Work: Blue Veil Films develops and produces content rooted in storytelling to voice narratives at the community level.
Our Partnership: Blue Veil Films has been a video and media partner with PMJ for over two years, producing content for web and social media.
Chynna Monforte
Their Work: I am a freelance artist and part-time museum staff working with various organizations through workshops, web design, screen printing, and photography. I love to stay involved with my communities through bike riding, art history, music, and social justice.
Our Partnership: People for Mobility Justice brought me on as part of their Mobility Justice Team efforts in 2018, as well as their design and rebranding contractor.