Investing in Women Centric Transport: Recent Episodes
Nangamso Matebese Maponya
A Women Centric Transport Podcast inspired by the vision of Nangamso Matebese-Maponya. Behavioral Psychology Author Timothy Maurice Webster interviews Nangamso in five episodes about her pioneering transport model exploring infrastructure, design and ultimately how transport enables a nation to move forward.
Domestic workers' experiences of gender-based violence and racial discrimination in transport systems.
Continuing on the Domestic Workers' series, this episode focuses on the cost of travel for these women, as a result of long distances and lack of transport integration and poor planning in cities. Making the lives of these women and their families more devastating as they have to spend more of their low incomes towards transportation.
Valentina shares the results of her study she conducted in Latin America, together with testimonies shared by some of these women travellers.
Episode 2 of 5 of the Invisible Commutes Series, where we discuss Time Poverty. A phenomenon where some individuals do not have enough time for rest and leisure after taking into account the time spent working – whether in labour market or domestic work.
Domestic workers are part of us, they keep our homes clean, our families fed, our children and loved ones cared for. Have you sat and thought about their travel conditions as they get to your home, for work? This 5-part podcast series highlights and raises awareness about Domestic Workers’ journey from their homes… and what they must go through as they make their way to yours; focusing on Time poverty, Cost of travel, GBV and racial discrimination and many other issues that affect these women, their families and inevitably yours.
Nangamso goes straight to the women on the street to find out what their concerns are at a grass roots level.
In episode 5, the final episode of the Women’s Centric Transport Summit Series, Nangamso welcomes Leila Muchanga- Hvelplund, Founder of the Advanced Social Innovation- ApS.
Nangamso interviews human rights attorney Mamello Mathews to share insights about human rights for women in transportation.
Innovation in Women’s Centric Transportation with Liziwe Maseko, Zukiswa Sithole, Thandi Hillie, Prof Marianne Vanderschuren and of course Nangamso Matebese Maponya.
Nangamso Maponya leads an inspiring panel of women leaders - Mesela Nhlapo, Malebo Matolong and Bukeka Mahlutshana as they explore the obstacles to innovation for women’s centric transportation.
In Episode 1 of 5, Nangamso Matebese Maponya is in Dialogue with Timothy Maurice about her Transportation Vision. Episode 2 to 5 will explore the remainder of the summit, which includes panels on innovation and obstacles to innovation in women’s transportation as well as other leading voices in the transportation ecosystem.
In this final episode 5 of this 5 Part Investing in Women’s Centric Transport Series inspired by the vision of Nangamso Matebese Maponya, show you how you can take practical action to make an impact to women in transport!
In episode 4 of this 5 Part Investing in Women’s Centric Transport Series inspired by the vision of Nangamso Matebese Maponya, we explore how transport drives social and career growth for women and the country!
In episode 3 of this 5 Part Investing in Women’s Centric Transport Series inspired by the vision of Nangamso Matebese Maponya, we the role of design in transport enable women. We also explore a social justice trauma a young woman faced at a taxi rank that could have been prevented with more deliberate women centric transport design consideration. You can see the incident here- https://www.linkedin.com/posts/nangamso-matebese-maponya-31691418_darlingtonwrld-on-twitter-activity-6732919577627398144-jCCk Behavioral Psychology Author Timothy Maurice Webster pulls back the curtain to explore the vision of design with Nangamso.
In this 2nd Episode, Nangamso and Timothy explore the first part of Nangamso’s Investing in Women Centric Transportation Model which is all about Infrastructure and the vital importance of having Infrastructure that offers justice to a woman’s transportation journey.
In episode 1 of this 5 Part Investing in Women’s Centric Transport Series inspired by the vision of Nangamso Matebese Maponya, we get to know Nangamso and set the tone for the series. Behavioral Psychology Author Timothy Maurice Webster pulls back the curtain to hear what moves this transport visionary and what we can expect from the series.