85 E Holly St85 E Holly St
Pasadena 91101
United States
Streets Are For Everyone (SAFE) invites you to join us and hundreds of communities worldwide for World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims on Sunday, November 15.
In 2025 alone, 705 people were struck and killed on LA County roads, and 56,893 were injured, over 6,000 of them severely. World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims is a UN-recognized day, the third Sunday in November, when communities across the world remember those lost, support those impacted by traffic violence, and take action to prevent these tragedies from ever happening.
As part of this year’s theme – Remember, Support, Act – SAFE is honored to partner with CicLAvia in presenting a large-scale public art installation featuring 705 empty chairs set up in Pasadena’s Memorial Park, each adorned with a single yellow rose, representing a person lost to traffic violence in Los Angeles County last year.
Friends and family of those who have lost a loved one at any point, anywhere (not just in LA County), are also invited to contribute to the public art installation by decorating chairs and adding them to the Field of Remembrance, or by drawing chalk-art pictures on the paths winding through this field.
Our Remembrance Ceremony includes a press event, dove release, and songs – bringing together traffic violence survivors, victims’ families, elected officials, community organizations, and advocates around these three calls to action: Remember, Support, Act.
Through personal stories and remarks, the ceremony will honor those affected by preventable violence and carry forward our collective effort to put an end to traffic violence.
Event Details Date: Sunday, November 15, 2026 Location: Pasadena Memorial Park 85 E Holly St, Pasadena, CA 91101 Field of Remembrance: 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM Press Conference and Remembrance Ceremony: 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM Community organizations and nonprofits are also invited to support this event in any way they can, big or small, and join us at the SAFE/WDoR booth in the CicLAvia Memorial Park Hub adjacent to Memorial Park. Let us know your interest by filling out this WDoR Advocacy Form.
For family members and friends who have lost loved ones due to traffic violence and would like to join us at this event, please fill out this WDoR Victim Sign-up Form.
By standing together, we can uplift the stories of affected families, support survivors, and strengthen our collective efforts to prevent traffic violence.
Thank you for your continued commitment to our communities.
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Streets Are For Everyone (USA)
Streets Are For Everyone (SAFE) invites you to join us and hundreds of communities worldwide for World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims on Sunday, November 15.
In 2025 alone, 705 people were struck and killed on LA County roads, and 56,893 were injured, over 6,000 of them severely. World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims is a UN-recognized day, the third Sunday in November, when communities across the world remember those lost, support those impacted by traffic violence, and take action to prevent these tragedies from ever happening.
As part of this year’s theme – Remember, Support, Act – SAFE is honored to partner with CicLAvia in presenting a large-scale public art installation featuring 705 empty chairs set up in Pasadena’s Memorial Park, each adorned with a single yellow rose, representing a person lost to traffic violence in Los Angeles County last year.
Friends and family of those who have lost a loved one at any point, anywhere (not just in LA County), are also invited to contribute to the public art installation by decorating chairs and adding them to the Field of Remembrance, or by drawing chalk-art pictures on the paths winding through this field.
Our Remembrance Ceremony includes a press event, dove release, and songs – bringing together traffic violence survivors, victims’ families, elected officials, community organizations, and advocates around these three calls to action: Remember, Support, Act.
Through personal stories and remarks, the ceremony will honor those affected by preventable violence and carry forward our collective effort to put an end to traffic violence.
Event Details
Date: Sunday, November 15, 2026 Location: Pasadena Memorial Park 85 E Holly St, Pasadena, CA 91101 Field of Remembrance: 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM Press Conference and Remembrance Ceremony: 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Community organizations and nonprofits are also invited to support this event in any way they can, big or small, and join us at the SAFE/WDoR booth in the CicLAvia Memorial Park Hub adjacent to Memorial Park. Let us know your interest by filling out this WDoR Advocacy Form.
For family members and friends who have lost loved ones due to traffic violence and would like to join us at this event, please fill out this WDoR Victim Sign-up Form.
By standing together, we can uplift the stories of affected families, support survivors, and strengthen our collective efforts to prevent traffic violence.
Thank you for your continued commitment to our communities.
Contact: info@streetsareforeveryone.org