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Upcoming Webinars
As an included member benefit, ACT members can register for webinars for free. Registration for non-members is $25 and also grants access to the recording in the Webinar Library.
The 24-HR Commute Cycle: Building Flexibility and Equity into Your Commuter Transportation Program
Thursday, June 10, 2021 at 2:00pm ET/11:00am PT
ACT and the Santa Clara County Spare the Air Team are partnering on this webinar to explore why, and how, employers are building flexibility and equity into their commuter benefits programs.
As you know, commute patterns are changing; more workers will have staggered schedules, commuting to the worksite only a few days a week, or during off-peak commute hours. Other workers have been getting to work throughout the pandemic, navigating many barriers to non-SOV commuting, including transportation service cuts.
In this webinar, our panelists will share how their organizations are making their commuter benefit offerings more flexible to encourage non-SOV commuting by shift workers and workers who now work on-site less than full time. Our presenters will set the stage, discussing how race, gender and age relate to who/what jobs will likely to continue to commute daily.
ACT webinars earn attendees 1 credit towards TDM-CP recertification.
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Speakers
Stephanie Anderson, Spare the Air Bay Area
Stephanie Anderson facilitates eight Spare the Air Teams for the Bay Area Air District. Volunteers from the public and private sectors, community organizations and education, work together to develop and implement projects to help improve local air quality by reducing SOV and VMT.
Greer Cowan, Bay Area Council Economic Institute
Greer is a Research Manager at the Bay Area Council Economic Institute. Originally from Vermont, Greer received a B.S. in Community Development and Applied Economics from University of Vermont. Before joining the team Greer worked in the Public Policy department at Airbnb. Prior to that she completed an Urban Planning and Development Fellowship at the Massachusetts Port Authority in Boston, MA.
Melvin Justice, Tesla
Melvin Justice is the Senior Transportation Project Manager at Tesla, where he leads their TDM and Commuter Benefits programs. As a Senior Transportation Project Manager, he oversees all TDM modes (Bike, carpool and vanpool), fiscal oversight and enrollment of commuter benefits, along with multiple core transportation initiatives to enroll employees in sustainable and alternative transportation. With a substantial background in commuter shuttle programs, Melvin utilizes innovation and proven process to provide continuous efficiencies and adoption within TDM as a whole.
Melissa Molina, Los Angeles World Airports
**Note: upcoming webinar dates may be subject to change until registration opens, but are generally scheduled for Tuesdays or Thursdays each month at 2pm EST. To suggest a webinar topic, complete and submit this form to cmurphy@actweb.org
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