What Makes a City Smart Enough? Find Out Tomorrow!
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Join us tomorrow!
Tune in to a candid conversation with ACT member Ruth Miller
There’s still time to learn to think more critically about technology's role in our cities. This book club discussion, inspired by The Smart Enough City, takes place tomorrow, Wednesday, February 4 at 2 p.m. ET. Whether you've read the book or you're (rightfully) curious about this great conversation, you're encouraged to join us there.
This session, featuring guest speaker Ruth Miller of Jawnt and moderated by Lauren Mattern of Journey, will explore how transportation technology can be used responsibly to truly serve people. Whether you’re deeply involved in smart mobility, just beginning to explore new tools, or simply curious about how technology is shaping transportation, this conversation is designed to meet you where you are.
Take this step toward a more thoughtful perspective on our cities and transportation systems. Are you ready to navigate the promises and the limitations of smart city technologies?
Attending qualifies for 2 TDM-CP credits.
The book is available to download for free from MIT!
See Ruth's review of the book here.
Meet the featured speaker
Ruth Miller, TDM-CP is the Director of Product Partnerships at Jawnt, a transportation technology company that supports employers and other transit pass programs.
She was previously the Head of Product at the MBTA, Boston’s transit agency, and has helped millions of people ride transit through the tools she developed at Apple, Lyft, the MBTA, and MIT.