Mobility Justice Power Hour

Mobility Justice Power Hour

THIS EVENT HAS PASSED June 10, 2020 | 3:30 – 4:30pm PST We’re blocking off an hour off our calendars to have individual reading time to educate ourselves and share mobility justice/anti-racist resources and build power together. Stay on after 4:30pm to discuss what we’ve read.

Did you miss the event?

No worries. All of the resources are available below. Continue to read, watch, listen and learn about mobility and racial justice. The work doesn’t end here.

• Download the slides from the Mobility Justice Power Hour here.

• Check out a Google Form list of resources here.

• Read TCC’s statement on racial justice here.

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Resources

Bold resources are ones TCC will be reviewing during the hour and you can follow along with if you choose to. We will mostly be reading – if you would prefer to watch something, we highly recommend Planning While Black, A Powerful Call for Racial Equity which would take up the entire time, but is an amazing watch.

 

Title	Type	Length (in min)
‘Safe Streets’ Are Not Safe for Black Lives	Article	10
Confronting Power and Privilege	Article	12
Untokening 1.0 — Principles of Mobility Justice	Report/Info	10
Coronavirus is not fuel for urbanist fantasies	Article	10
Talk Policy To Me: Episode 305: Talking Anti-Racist Transportation Policy	Podcast	25
Designing for a more equitable city	Video	27
Planning While Black, A Powerful Call for Racial Equity	Video	53
Back of the Bus: Mass transit, race and inequality	Podcast	54
Ahmaud Arbery’s death, mobility justice, and the open streets debate	Article	10
Untokening Mobility: Beyond Pavement, Paint & Place	Report/Info	30
Stop Killing Us: A Real Life Nightmare	Article	20
At The Intersections: Melanated Musings on Transportation and Mobility by and for Women of Color	Article	25
Attention Transportation Advocates: Race Is A Part Of The Work	Article	10
Why highways have become the center of civil rights protest	Article	20
Bridging the Divide: Connecting People to Opportunity	Video	3
Living the Questions – When no question seems big enough	Interview	15
A Letter to White Urbanists	Letter/Statement	15
City Transport Officials Condemn Police Violence and Affirm Black Lives Matter	Letter/Statement	5
Tailoring Transit Service for Essential Workers Is a Matter of Racial Justice	Report/Info	20
Oakland’s Warren Logan on pursuing racial equity within a mobility framework	Interview	20
The perils of being black in public: we are all Christian Cooper and George Floyd	Article	10
Poor and black ‘invisible cyclists’ need to be part of post-pandemic transport planning too	Article	10
The Racial Injustice of American Highways	Article	20
The Toxic Intersection of Racism and Public Space	Article	10
#TBT – When Black people in the CD had to fight for a crosstown bus. The story behind the #48 Bus.	Article	5
A Call to White People: It’s Time to Live in The Answer	Article	15
America’s Cities Were Designed to Oppress	Article	10
Violence Against Black Americans a Moment of Reckoning for the Planning Profession	Article	15