EVENTS
Sustainable Transportation Webinar Series:
Better Data = Safer (and More) Biking & Walking
Wednesday, November 18 | 3:30–5:00 PM ET
Encouraging people to bike and walk more means that we need to seriously improve biking and walking safety. What will that take? Specifically: what data problems and limitations are contributing to our current situation, and how can we get better data that will improve our ability to make investments and policy decisions that promote truly safe biking and walking?
This panel will explore three different perspectives, from the public sector, the private sector, and an international example, all aimed at improving data and related issues that can lead to safer, more sustainable transportation options.
TransitCenter Narrative Office Hours
TransitCenter - October Narrative Office Hours, on Wednesdays.
Note: Office Hours are open to everyone, with no RSVP cap.
This is an open, informal space for you to bring questions, challenges, or things you're chewing on related to narrative and storytelling work - there's no formal presentation on our end. Come with whatever's on your mind, whether that's a specific question, something you're testing, or just wanting to think out loud with the group.
Transportation Learning Series
The Equitable Transportation Fund (ETF) launched this learning series to build field cohesion, inform philanthropic investment, and explore systems-change strategies in transportation. Rooted in ETF's commitment to equity, climate resilience, and people-centered mobility, this virtual series engages funders, advocates, and field leaders in discussions on pressing and often siloed issues in transportation policy and infrastructure planning.
This learning series aims to:
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Connect funders and advocates working at the intersection of transportation and related sectors such as housing, environmental justice, land use, workforce development, economic mobility, and climate adaptation.
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Foster shared understanding of systemic challenges and opportunities in transportation.
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Identify pathways for cross-sector collaboration and collective action.
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Lay the groundwork for coordinated advocacy leading into the 2025-2026 federal infrastructure reauthorization.
For a recording of previous sessions, visit our Resources page here.