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The first female mayor in any city is still cause for celebration AND if it is a capital city and an achieved personality as Maimunah Mohd Sharif it is a feast for the municipal movement. congrats to all of us! 🎉 thestar.com.my/metro/metro-ne…

🌟 Excited to introduce Dr. Helvi Ndilimeke Petrus in our Global Expert Database! Her expertise in Transport Economics & Logistics is shaping sustainable mobility. Full database launches next month! Subscribe 👉 bit.ly/3WdA1Ya #Sustainability #FeministTransport

🌟 Exciting News: Datuk Seri Paduka Maimunah Mohd Sharif is KL's first female mayor! Previously Executive Director of UN-Habitat and former Mayor of Penang Island, she’s set to lead KL towards a sustainable future. Learn more: bit.ly/46NWfoo #FeministVoicesInTransport

🌟 Excited to introduce Ashpreet Sethi as the second expert in our Global Expert Database! We need more women in transport, and our database showcases those leading sustainable mobility. Subscribe 👉 bit.ly/3WdA1Ya #Sustainability #WomenMobilize

What inspired you to be a transport worker? 🚌 From ITF, 🚶‍♀️🚶‍♂️🚴🚍⚡ and WomenMobilizeWomen's 'Remarkable Women Who Move the World' project. #WomenMobilize #ThisIsOurWorldToo⬇️

Kickstarting the Women’s E-Auto Driving Training Programme in #Kochi! Participants get: ✅Driving training ✅Support in obtaining LMV licenses ✅Workforce Integration Partnering with Kochi Municipal Corporation & C-hed Cochin to empower women & promote sustainability. #RideToEquity

Remarkable Women who Move the World – Uganda 🇺🇬 In a country where urban transport is largely informal, many women transport workers face very low pay, long hours and bad working conditions. 🧵 WomenMobilizeWomen 🚶‍♀️🚶‍♂️🚴🚍⚡

After the collapse of public transport companies, informal minibuses (taxis) and motor-cycle taxis (boda-bodas) became the backbone of public transport in Uganda. Only in recent years has it been more common to see women working as drivers.

There are inspiring stories of how women transport workers have unionised and organised through their local associations which are affiliated to ATGWU_UG

ATGWU_UG ATGWU have engaged with women workers in education workshops as well as more informal education work on the streets, in major transport hubs and within the union itself which, according to women workers, has helped improve their working conditions.

For 2024's 'Remarkable Women Who Move the World', we partnered with International Transport Workers' Federation (ITF), who will continually uncover the experiences of women transport workers across five countries. Together, we advocate for better working conditions for women. #WomenMobilize #ThisIsOurWorldToo

🙋‍♀️ 🚌 New Blog Article: Free Bus Passes For Women – A Tool For Improved Gender Equity in Urban Transportation? 💡 Read our latest blog article to explore how the Shakti program is transforming urban transport in Karnataka. 🔗 Find the full blog here: womenmobilize.org/free-bus-passe…

🌟 We're thrilled to announce a new addition to our Global Expert Database: Keran Danjan, Founder of Rockshield. Find out more about our database and how it showcases those leading sustainable mobility. Subscribe 🔗bit.ly/3WdA1Ya #Sustainability #WomenMobilize

💡 Exciting Opportunity! Join us as an intern in the field of promoting just electric mobility. Gain hands-on experience with TUMI's E-Bus Mission and more. Apply by Sept 8: bit.ly/3AIdR9d #SustainableMobility #Internship #JustTransition

Excited to welcome Sofia Salek de Braun to the Global Alliance for Feminist Transport! 🙌 In less than 2 weeks, we will open up the hub to contributions. 🌍 Find out more about what’s next here: 🔗feminist-transport.org

In a few weeks, the Global Alliance for Feminist Transport will be unveiling its exclusive Global Expert Database. We're excited to share an early glimpse of some of the international experts who will be featured! 🌎 Find out more: feminist-transport.org #FeministTransport