Join in on a conversation about the future of sustainable travel and public spaces. Explore the opportunities and challenges entailed with a panel of thought leaders and listen to a range of perspectives on the topic.

This is an important junction for Ireland as our mobility choices are influenced by emissions’ targets, transport policy and behavioural changes in how we shop, commute, carry out family duties and socialise. You will have an opportunity to envision how we should allocate street space and other public spaces for future generations.

The diverse panel consists of Brian Caulfield, Professor in Transportation in Trinity College Dublin and co-author of research on public perceptions on active travel; Aisling Dunne, Head of Public Policy at the all-in-one mobility provider Bolt: Léan Doody, Director at Arup for Cities Planning & Design and co-author of research on women’s travel needs and Philip Jackson, Project Director with Scott Tallon Walker Architects, Director of the Academy of Urbanism, and leading Urban Design Champion!. The conversation will be chaired by An Cathaoirleach of Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council, Cllr Denis O’Callaghan.

This talk is pre-book only. Please arrive 10 minutes before the talk begins.

Wheelchair accessible
Accessible Toilets
Assistance Dogs welcome