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Lauren Cochran Scoville is a zero-emission advocate, breast cancer survivor, and an overall important figure in the transit industry. Cochran Scoville shares why she became passionate about zero-emission transportation and advice for other women working in transportation.
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Transit industry stalwart Ann Derby went from working at a TV station to a notable career at INIT, serving as director, marketing & events. Not every person has had the same career path as Derby, and she now shares her unique insight into working in transit.
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The initiative is a BIPOC youth-led initiative in partnership with community-based organizations and BART to end gender-based violence.
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While non-emergency medical transportation was the theme of the expo, industry professionals discussed important public transportation topics.
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The agency joins 17 organizations in the country recognized by Parity.org as those creating the culture and conditions in which people of color and women can excel.
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Even though we only officially honor the contributions of women during Women's History Month in March, we must remind ourselves throughout the year the road to celebrating women and greater diversity does not stop at this mile marker.
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MTI researchers developed and tested college-level educational intervention to interest more young women to transportation.
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The changes are taking place as a result of a landmark report, “Changing Lanes: A Gender Equity Transportation Study."
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The robust amount of contracting is a result of changes to the allowable size of assignments to the firms, with the maximum rising to $1 million from $400,000.
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The launch is a culmination of over a year of member and chapter leader feedback and stakeholder engagement to identify important brand attributes.
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