[TRU Research] Meeting?

[Harry Maher]

Hi Katie,

You mean the week starting July 29th to August 2nd? I'm hoping to be around
that week and, if so, I'll be free on Tuesday or Wednesday (July 30 or 31)
and could meet anytime after 7 pm. (We haven't heard back from the client
yet so my work trip next week be pushed back to the of the 29th. Ahhhhhh.)

I haven't seen the survey data, but if it's clean and in a workable state,
I'm sure I can throw together a few figures and tables in Illustrator to
toss a report. I don't have a ton of time to write a report but can
probably bullet out some findings. I'm thinking we can feature some of the
more captivating figures on the website in addition to in the report so
they do double duty, but I realize that I may be biased in thinking that
figures are captivating.

Alternatively, I can look into web dev stuff, but I guess what I do can
depend on what our capacity/bandwidth is as a group over the next almost
two months. Also, my company (i.e. my boss) has expressed interest in
donating some of my time at work towards work with a local nonprofit. I
have my reservations but that's something we can potentially discuss if we
feel we need more time to get things done.

Best,
Harry



On Tue, Jul 16, 2019 at 9:35 PM Katie Wilson <katie at transitriders.org>
wrote:

> Hi All,
>
> Now that we’ve got a date for our ORCA for All launch (September 11), it’s
> time to get cracking with putting together a report and a campaign website.
> Both of these things will feature conclusions from our commute survey and
> information about what transit benefits employers are or are not providing.
> It’s up to us to figure out what that looks like.
>
> Is anyone around and available to meet sometime the week starting August
> 29th? I could meet any evening that week except Friday.
>
> Cheers,
> Katie
>
> Katie Wilson
> General Secretary
> Transit Riders Union
> https://transitriders.org
> 206-781-7204
>
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