The Better Bike Share Partnership has released the names of the 11 individuals who will make up the 2024-2025 Transportation Justice Fellowship Cohort, featuring early- to mid-career professionals with experience in expanding micromobility and equitable access to public transportation. These fellows will spend eight months in training, receiving mentorship, and collaboration sessions to address some of the most difficult challenges in U.S. infrastructure.

The 2024-2025 Transportation Justice Fellows are:
Rachel Brown, Manager of Transit Infrastructure Program Planning, NJ Transit, NJ
Brother Lloyd Cheatom, Equity Initiatives manager, POGOH, PA

 
Tenzin Choepel, Active Transportation Coordinator, City of Cambridge Community Development Department, MA
Jeremiah Franklin, Program Director, Bike Chicago, City of Chicago DOT, IL
Jonathan Gomez-Pereira, Program Manager, WalkMassachusetts, MA
Jalonda Hill, Founder and Board President, Colored Girls Bike Too, NY
Nour Katabi, Program Manager II, CALSTART, CA
Adriana Lopez Hernandez, Transportation Consultant & Sustainable Mobility Advocate, SC
Jen?(C)e Malloy, Policy Analyst, Bicycle Unit, NY DOT, NY
Elizabeth Santiago, Vision Zero Program Administrator, Department of Transportation and Infrastructure, City of Denver, CO
Diana Voss-Gonzalez, Program Manager, Shared-Used Mobility Center, CA

The Better Bike Share Partnership comprises the National Association of City Transportation Officials (NACTO), PeopleForBikes, and the City if Philadelphia, with initiatives across the country.

To see the full bios of each fellow, see NACTO's announcement at: https://nacto.org/2024/11/13/introducing-the-2024-2025-transportation-justice-fellows/?mc_cid=70bf5c4b37&mc_eid=defe385839