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Changing the Narrative at the Unconference Mobility Camp

Changing the Narrative at the Unconference Mobility Camp

Changing the Narrative at the Unconference Mobility Camp

Get ready to mark your calendars because Mobility Camp is making its much-anticipated return! That’s right, the volunteer-run ‘Unconference’ is back for its 6th year!

Mobility Camp is coming to Birmingham on Tuesday 26th September, and it’s set to be an incredible gathering of diverse individuals from planners and engineers to academics and activists or anyone interested in the built environment and how we navigate it.

Whether you’re from the public or private sector, this is your chance to come together with like-minded people to exchange ideas, share knowledge, come up with solutions and make meaningful connections. And the best part? This is an ‘unconference,’ meaning that you have the power to shape the event. With the broad theme agreed upon in advance, attendees will have the opportunity to determine the specifics on the day. So, get ready to roll up your sleeves, get involved, and have fun at Mobility Camp!

So, in that case, what’s the theme? Well, we thought long and hard about a theme that would be challenging and topical and boiled it down to ‘change the narrative’.

We know the challenges transport faces – decarbonisation, the cost of living, and a fast-changing world are at the forefront of professional’s minds. Many are willing to experiment with the more radical policy initiatives needed, such as 15-minute neighbourhoods, traffic filters, and other forms of restraint in car travel. This has provoked a furious and sometimes conspiratorial backlash among some members of the public. The time for radical change is now, so what can we do as professionals to take the public with us on this journey, and win their trust? Can we change the perception of solutions, and who does it? Or are there some people you just can’t reach, and if so, what do we do about that? At Mobility Camp 2023, we will explore ideas and action on how to change the narrative for transport.

James Gleave, Mobility Camp founder, said: “Mobility Camp is a great opportunity to meet new people, increase your network, share your experience or views, and contribute to one of transports most challenging yet crucial conversations. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or new to the game, come join us for an unforgettable day of learning and collaboration!”.

Changing the Narrative at the Unconference Mobility Camp

Don’t delay, register today at  Mobility Camp.

We have an awesome and vastly experienced voluntary organising team, who come from leading organisations across the sector including TfGM, TRL, Active Travel England, PJA, Systra, Bath & North East Somerset Council and WSP. The Mobility Camp team are looking for volunteers to support the day and sponsors. If this sounds like an event that you want to be involved in drop us a line at hello@mobilitycamp.co.uk.

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Anthony brings a wealth of global experience to his role as Managing Editor of Highways.Today. With an extensive career spanning several decades in the construction industry, Anthony has worked on diverse projects across continents, gaining valuable insights and expertise in highway construction, infrastructure development, and innovative engineering solutions. His international experience equips him with a unique perspective on the challenges and opportunities within the highways industry.

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