Monday, February 22, 1-2pm, this on-line event requires advance registration

The inauguration of President Joe Biden and the appointment of Pete Buttigieg as USDOT leader creates the potential for a dramatic shift in U.S. transportation policy. We’ve already heard discussions of complete streets, sidewalk construction, increased transit funding, and removal of highways that divided Black communities. How big a shift will it be? What is currently in the works?

We’ve put together a group of experts who are engaged in watching, and pushing, the Biden Administration on transportation policy. Join us for a panel discussion and a question-and-answer period to learn their experiential insights.

Panelists

• Beth Osborne, director, Transportation for America

• Toks Omishakin, director, California Department of Transportation

• Marianne Fowler, Senior Strategist for Policy Advocacy, Rails-to-Trails Conservancy

• Paulina Baeza Paulina, an architect from Puebla, Mexico with a master’s degree in Urban Management, Land Valuation, and Planning

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Hosted by America Walks.