This month, we explored how diversity in city-making should be reflective of the communities that we serve. Find out how to empower women in the transportation sector with Mobility XX and join Dr. Paty Rios to envision the future of gender inclusive cities.

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Newsletter
October 20, 2021

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A Pledge For Women In Mobility

Gender bias plays out in city-making all around us. In transportation, women face a wide range of inequalities owing to the fact that spaces were not designed with them in mind. How can we increase the number of women in decision-making roles so that systems reflect the travel needs and patterns of women?

We invited Michelle Batsas to lead a conversation with Mobility XX [2] Co-founder Laura Chace about increasing the number of women in the industry by 10% over next 10 years.

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DIVE INTO THE CONVERSATION [3]

MEANWHILE AT NEWCITIES

Season 2 of threesixtyCITY is back in full swing! Catch up on our latest episodes to learn more about the state of urban air pollution, plus a set of warnings on emerging tech.

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Whose Streets? Our Streets! with Rebecca Williams [4]
Listen for cautionary trends on emerging tech and how cities can approach data and surveillance regulation.

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Curbing Air Pollution with Jeffery Smith [5]
What's the latest science in particulate air pollution and its health risks? What cities can do to mitigate pollution?

ALL EPISODES [6]

SAVE THE DATE

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Tune in to hear our Executive Director Paty Rios speak at Cities So Equitable [8] by UN WOMEN USA, an event envisioning the future of gender-inclusive cities.

Register to attend [9]

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This year CoMotion LA [10] promises to fundamentally disrupt how people and goods travel through the air, across the land, and over the water. The event will bring together thousands of public and private sector leaders from November 16 to 18 in the heart of Los Angeles.

JOIN THE MOBILITY REVOLUTION [10]

NETWORK SPOTLIGHT

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Our Gender Inclusive Cities Fellow Kathryn Travers [12] just published a guide for making public participation inclusive and equitable for all women.

LEARN HOW TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE [11]

What we're reading:

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MOVE [13] by Parag Khanna

In his latest tour de force, Khanna illuminates what a new age of mass migrations and climate change might look like for the future of the planet's 8 billion inhabitants.

Jeanne Gang is creating a better future by building on the past [14] – Fast Company

Amsterdam Is Embracing a Radical New Economic Theory to Help Save the Environment. Could It Also Replace Capitalism? [15] – TIME

UNDER WATER: The Costs of Climate Change for Canada’s Infrastructure [16] - Canadian Institute for Climate Choices

The Biden Administration Could Create Three Times as Many Affordable Homes By Building in Places Already Affordable [17] –REDFIN

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