The document appears to be a presentation on sustainable and inclusive mobility. It discusses traveling to a conference by various means of transportation. It includes polls asking participants how they traveled and what challenges they faced. Several slides discuss designing mobility initiatives that are more diversity-sensitive and inclusive for various groups such as students with disabilities or financial barriers. It emphasizes that inclusiveness requires long-term cultural changes and ongoing efforts across institutions.
The document appears to be a presentation on sustainable and inclusive mobility. It discusses traveling to a conference by various means of transportation. It includes polls asking participants how they traveled and what challenges they faced. Several slides discuss designing mobility initiatives that are more diversity-sensitive and inclusive for various groups such as students with disabilities or financial barriers. It emphasizes that inclusiveness requires long-term cultural changes and ongoing efforts across institutions.
The document appears to be a presentation on sustainable and inclusive mobility. It discusses traveling to a conference by various means of transportation. It includes polls asking participants how they traveled and what challenges they faced. Several slides discuss designing mobility initiatives that are more diversity-sensitive and inclusive for various groups such as students with disabilities or financial barriers. It emphasizes that inclusiveness requires long-term cultural changes and ongoing efforts across institutions.
The document appears to be a presentation on sustainable and inclusive mobility. It discusses traveling to a conference by various means of transportation. It includes polls asking participants how they traveled and what challenges they faced. Several slides discuss designing mobility initiatives that are more diversity-sensitive and inclusive for various groups such as students with disabilities or financial barriers. It emphasizes that inclusiveness requires long-term cultural changes and ongoing efforts across institutions.
session titled "7.05- The future of mobility: more sustainable, more inclusive, more digital?"
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code to join directly How did you travel to EAIE 2022? • Plane • Train • Car (by myself) • Carpooling • Bus • Bike
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Poll: How did you travel to EAIE 2022?
SUSTAINABLE MOBILITY: BEST PRACTICES – Impulse from the European University Alliance ENLIGHT
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Partners
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Question
Why do people not travel sustainably?
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Poll: In one word, why do people not travel
sustainably? Information
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Rules
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Incentives
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Discussion What is the threshold for rules and incentives?
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Tools
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Question
What % of people in Europe does not believe
in Climate Change?
August 29, 2022 Slide 13
Campaigns
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How to design mobility more diversity-sensitive and inclusive in the future – Impulse from the European University Alliance FORTHEM
September 15, 2022 Slide 15
FORTHEM-Members • Johannes Gutenberg Universität-Mainz (Germany) • Jyväskylän yliopisto (Finland) • Latvijas Universitāte (Latvia) • Università degli Studi di Palermo (Italy) • Universitat de València (Spain) • Universitetet i Agder (Norway) • Université de Bourgogne (France) • Uniwersytet Opolski (Poland) • Universitatea „Lucian Blaga“ Din Sibiu (Romania)
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Did you encounter any challenges when travelling to EAIE?
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Poll: Did you encounter any challenges when
travelling to EAIE? In 1-2 words, which ones? Mobility as a Barrier for…? • Students with health issues, chronic diseases, mental illnesses and disabilities • Students with family responsibilities • Students who finance their studies themselves/students from financially unstable backgrounds • Students who have experienced discriminiation so far • Ethnic minority and first generation students • Students from socially deprived families • LGBTIQ*-students (depending on country of destination/origin) • Women (depending on country of destination/origin) • Students from rural areas • Students with refugee experience • … Important: Intersectionality and avoidance of stigmatization Important: Different understandings of service
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How inclusive is your institution? • On a scale from 1 to 6: • 1 = excellent, 6 = not at all
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Poll: How inclusive is your institution?
How to design mobility more inclusive? • Consideration of D&I as a cross-sectional task • Development of a shared commitment • Inclusiveness is not a problem with a short-term solution – cultural change is needed • Cultural change requests ongoing efforts and the need of ambassadors and allies • Digitization is a chance but at the same time presents new challenges in terms of D&I