A partnership addressing transportation inequities in Canadian cities through research and knowledge mobilization.
Coordinating and focusing Canada’s transportation researchers and practitioners on the accessibility, participation challenges, and lived experiences of people from equity deserving communities.
Leveraging our partnership to develop innovative tools and resources needed by communities and decision makers for more equitable transportation outcomes.
Mobilizing Justice is organized into six working groups that will carry out various tasks of the project.
This section brings together reports, policy statements, articles, and books that provide better insights on equity issues in transport.
Mobilizing Justice’s Equitable Community Planning working group has launched a survey to better understand the values and experiences of elected officials. The survey will… Read More
Transport poverty occurs when inequitable transportation infrastructure and systems impede access to employment, services, educational opportunities, food, open space and leisure, and other destinations. People… Read More
Our partners will lend their expertise, drive the working groups' focus, and will play critical roles in data gathering, community engagement, pilot design, etc.