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** Here's our roundup of "must-read" posts from the week:
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This week's "must-read" articles look at change. We explore how people can change public spaces, perceptions, and hopefully the future for the many people who ride the bus.

For instance, see how some protesters have been reshaping physical space on Monument Avenue in Richmond.

In Tysons, we learn how high-rise housing can be an appealing home for all ages.

If you're into history, read about how Waldo Schmitt, a crustacean biologist, was obsessed with building a commuter rail subway in DC.

Meanwhile, we recently we hosted hosted “Riding While Black,” a panel discussion, which focused on making the bus better for every rider. You can catch up on the conversation, and read about what we discovered.

Finally, GGWash is looking to hire two new team members to support our elections and community development work. If you are interested, or know someone who might be, read on.

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