All Things Urban

🚶‍♀️ **Does your city’s mobility system truly work for everyone?** 🚌 Urban mobility is the lifeblood of our cities, yet for too many, navigating these systems feels like an obstacle course. Women and marginalized groups often find their needs overlooked in the design and operation of transport services, leading to significant gaps in safety, accessibility, and convenience. Join us for a dynamic and insightful webinar, "Gender Gap: How to Make Mobility Work for All?" We’ll explore the critical issue of gender disparity in urban transport and discuss practical strategies to build more inclusive, equitable mobility systems that serve everyone in our communities. Speakers: - Dr.-Ing. Ines Kawgan-Kagan, Managing Director of the AEM Institute and a recognized expert on gender and mobility, will kick off the discussion by addressing why gender equity in mobility is a pressing issue. She will dive into the lack of gender-specific data and its far-reaching impacts on urban planning and policy-making. - Lina Mosshammer, CEO and co-founder of the inclusive mobility platform POINT&, will bring theory to life with real-world examples of successful gender-sensitive mobility solutions. Through case studies, she will illustrate how thoughtful, inclusive design can transform urban transport systems and make cities safer and more accessible for all. Moderated by: The session will be expertly moderated by Nayla Saniour, a fellow urbanist and experienced moderator who has been leading all the All Things Urban online sessions. With her deep understanding of urban issues and her engaging style, Nayla will ensure a lively and informative discussion. Career Advice and Q&A Session: After our speakers share their insights, stay with us for the next part of the webinar focused on career advice for urbanists. Whether you’re new to the field or looking to advance, this is a golden opportunity to learn from leading experts. The session will wrap up with an interactive Q&A, giving you the chance to engage directly with our speakers. 🎥 The session will be recorded. If you wish to receive the recording, please make sure to register for the webinar. 🎓 Continue Your Learning Journey: Enroll now in the free, self-paced course ‘Insights into Gender Differences in Urban Transport’ offered by EIT Urban Mobility - Urban Mobility Explained (UMX). Gain the tools and knowledge you need to make a real difference in creating safer, more equitable urban transport systems. 🔗 Learn more about the course and secure your spot [HERE ](https://bit.ly/4e8QUKV). ✔️ Free: No cost to enroll. ✔️ Self-Paced: Learn at your own pace and schedule. ✔️ Accessible Anywhere: Available online from anywhere in the world. ✔️ Optional Certificate: Obtain a certificate for a small fee upon completion. Be part of the movement towards inclusive and equitable urban mobility. Apply for the course for free today and help drive the change! 🌐 Urban Mobility Explained (UMX) by EIT Urban Mobility helps professionals like you elevate your skills and become urban mobility insiders. Supported by a vast network of over 750 top European entities and experts, UMX offers diverse educational resources to keep you ahead in your career. Sign up to their page on LinkedIn to stay updated! - Date: Thursday, 26 September 2024 - Time: 8 AM PST / 11 AM EST / 5 PM CET - Location: Online (Link provided upon registration) Sponsored by EIT Urban Mobility, this webinar aimed to drive meaningful conversations on inclusive urban mobility.

This webinar is tailored for urbanists, city planners, and anyone committed to shaping more inclusive cities. Don’t miss this chance to deepen your understanding and contribute to the movement for gender equity in urban mobility!

All Things Urban is the leading global career platform connecting urbanists who are passionate about shaping better cities. We curate top career and educational opportunities, linking thousands of professionals to meaningful projects that address the most pressing urban challenges worldwide. Our mission is to foster an international community of urbanists who collaborate, grow professionally, and exchange best practices. Together, we aim to transform urbanism into a more inclusive, transparent, and well-compensated field. We make it easier for talented individuals to discover impactful jobs, exciting projects, and a network of like-minded professionals, while helping companies tap into a vibrant pool of potential employees, consultants, and collaborators.