Join NYC DOT's 2nd Annual
Equity in Motion Summit

April 25, 2025
CUNY Graduate Center | New York

About

Join 400 leaders in transportation and urban planning for the New York City Department of Transportation's (NYC DOT) annual Equity in Motion Summit. Participants exchange best practices, gain new resources, and establish lasting partnerships to advance equity in internal operations, planning, and service delivery. The convening is invite-only and free of cost.

The 2nd annual Equity in Motion Summit will be held on Friday, April 25, 2025.

Program

Session I: Ideate (to conceptualize)

Guiding Questions:

How do we normalize equity systemically and institutionally?
How do we envision equitable practices where they do not exist presently?

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Time: Friday, April 25, 2025 10:45 AM

Session II: Co-Create (to design)

Guiding Questions:

How do we approach creating equitable programs, projects, plans, and initiatives?
How do we engage communities to develop outcomes responsive to their needs?

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Time: Friday, April 25, 2025 2:15 PM

Session III: Effectuate (to implement)

Guiding Questions:

How do we effectively put plans into action, so they are lasting and iterative?
How do we measure progress and success?

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Time: Friday, April 25, 2025 3:45 PM

StreetTalks

Participate in StreetTalks on Thursday, April 24th, for specially curated tours that will explore NYC DOT's transformative and innovative projects. A variety of tours ranging in topic will be offered throughout the day and all will be guided by NYC DOT practitioners. Stay tuned for more information!

People ride bicycles along a two-way green bike lane along a pedestrian plaza in Manhattan on a sunny day.

Car-Free Earth Day

Following the Summit, participate in NYC DOT's annual Car-Free Earth Day on Saturday, April 26th, featuring car-free streets, performances, workshops, and fitness classes across all five boroughs. The event is open to the public and offers free programming to promote environmental protection, climate change education, and sustainable transportation.