Youthful generations are not selecting to solely use a automotive when getting from A to B. As youthful generations create a brand new transportation tradition, how can we adapt to make sure that we create a transportation system that meets their wants? We’d like youth voices with a purpose to form the brand new transportation system. We should study what neighborhood engagement, placemaking, city design, and walkability seem like by way of the lens of future leaders by guaranteeing they’re on the resolution making desk.

Be part of America Walks and NOYS for an attractive dialog concerning the modern options that younger leaders are bringing to the forefront, how they’re difficult the established order of who has energy and authority to border the narrative of our transportation system, and uncover the ability of youth management. You’ll hear what NOYS has been doing to rework the transportation panorama for youth, achieve insights about how youth are championing the lively transportation discipline, and familiarize your self with youth voices who’re working in the direction of a safer, extra equitable, extra accessible and sustainable transportation system throughout the U.S.

Studying Targets:

• Study NOYS and the way the voices of younger individuals are impacting NOYS at present
• Be taught concerning the evolution and altering panorama of youth voices in transportation
• Be taught what it means to construct an equitable and accessible, inclusive transportation system for younger individuals
• Be taught why our discipline must middle the voices of younger individuals
• Be taught what younger individuals are re-imagining our transportation system and past seem like

Like all of our webinars, this shall be recorded and obtainable after the very fact. However you’ll wish to be part of us in real-time in case you can for the chance to ask questions of our friends and live-tweet together with us. You’ll additionally obtain ample assets and extra supplies in case you RSVP.

Be part of us: Thursday, November sixteenth

2:00pm – 3:00pm, Japanese