BCID is a New York City group fighting for a fairer, more accessible city.

BCID is a New York City-based organization dedicated to securing a fairer and more accessible urban environment for all residents. The group actively engages top city officials to advance its campaigns, including advocacy for expanded on-demand Access-A-Ride services through the MTA. Their efforts have garnered significant attention from key transit leaders, as demonstrated by past testimony before the MTA board where they successfully urged the expansion of innovative mobility programs. Interested individuals seeking to become active members or volunteers are encouraged to reach out directly to the organization. Those wishing to join can contact the group via email at [email protected] or by calling 718-998-3000 to speak with Elizabeth or Chana. These staff members will provide specific guidance on how to get involved in their ongoing initiatives and campaigns. While the group focuses on accessibility and fair city policies, they do not currently publish detailed schedules, membership fees, or a history of their formation in their public materials. Their primary stated goal remains the fight for a more equitable and accessible city, driven by direct engagement with decision-makers and community advocacy.