Anna Zivarts, a prominent advocate for transportation equity, is joined by Abby Griffith and Micah Lusignan, both dedicated to the Disability Mobility Initiative. They discuss the intersection of mobility and social justice, sharing personal stories of the barriers faced by non-drivers with disabilities. The conversation highlights the urgent need for inclusive urban planning, emphasizing authentic representation in decision-making. They also tackle employment discrimination and propose innovative solutions to make transportation accessible for all.

Anna Zivarts, author and advocate for accessible communities, discusses her work to build a coalition of non-drivers, aiming to create a world free from car dependency. She highlights the daily challenges of disabled individuals, the elderly, and children in navigating a car-centric society. Anna shares inspiring stories of advocacy for transportation equity and the importance of community engagement. Hear about initiatives like the Week Without Driving Challenge that empower non-drivers and promote inclusive transit systems, fostering independence and dignity for all.

Low-vision nondriver and activist Anna Zivarts discusses building a transportation system for those who can't drive, promoting inclusivity, safety, and sustainability. The podcast explores mobility privilege, community resilience, challenges of non-drivers, and the need to advocate for equitable, car-less futures.

Author Anna Zivarts discusses the movement of non-drivers in the US, focusing on inclusive transportation solutions and the challenges faced by those who can't drive. She explores the importance of addressing the needs of this significant population through alternative mobility options and collective action.

Author Anna Zivarts and guest Tom discuss the challenges of not being able to drive, including loss of routine, relationships, and self-worth. They share insights on coping with car dependency and navigating driving restrictions due to health conditions.