Networking is a very important part of supporting our Women in Transport members, especially during these difficult and uncertain times.
Our regular live-drop in Zoom sessions have become a regular feature on the Women in Transport calendar and we hope you will join us for our next virtual meet up.
At our recent sessions we have been delighted to get to know some of our members better.
These conversations are providing an opportunity to share and learn from each other's experiences on topics relating to the Covid-19 pandemic, such as adapting to working from home, volunteering, home schooling, helping elderly relatives and ways of staying connected to our families. We have also talked about the outcomes resulting from lockdown such as the TfL Streetspace programme and the impact of Covid-19 on gender equality and more recently we discussed the progress of ED & I.
Following last week’s conversation about how we can engage better with and encourage our male allies our topic for the next session will be:
'Stronger Together'
This will be an opportunity to explore and hear your perspective on how women can help each other advance their careers without leaving other women behind.
If you would like to join us, please register by completing the form below and we will send you joining instructions.
A few things to note:
Children and pets are absolutely welcome (a few have made brief appearances in our recent sessions). We are all adjusting to the 'new normal' and this is an opportunity for some informal networking.
If you have not used it before, you will need to download Zoom (you will be prompted when you ask to join the session).
You can access via a mobile with a camera or, ideally, a desktop/laptop.
Technology can be unreliable and so can broadband. We will do our best to make the IT work our end but we are not experts and we don't have an IT team to support.
We look forward to talking to you soon.
This event is only open to Women in Transport members.
If you are not a member of Women in Transport and would like to join or find out more, click here.