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Anke Kläver: Die Mobilitätswende nachhaltig und inklusiv gestalten – Wie kann eine nachhaltige und inklusive Mobilitätswende mit digitalen Technologien umgesetzt werden?
February 23, 2023um18:30 - 20:00
Our society causes a lot of climate-damaging emissions and noise by covering distances. At the same time, mobility is necessary to satisfy our everyday needs. The question is therefore, what mobility can look like in the future that is both climate-friendly and user-friendly? What opportunities does digitalisation provide here? What disadvantages does it have? Although existing digital offers are intended to facilitate access to sustainable forms of mobility, there are population groups for whom access to mobility and/or to digital things is more difficult for various reasons. How can a sustainable mobility transition therefore be created without leaving people behind? We would like to discuss with our guests what is needed to implement a mobility transition for everyone.
Location: https://t.ly/P2cx (online)
Date: 23 February 2023
Time: 18.30 - 20.00
This event takes place in cooperation with the Green Office of Leibniz Universität Hannover.
Participants
Anke Kläver
(Image rights: IASS/Lotte Ostermann)
Anke Kläver studied environmental sciences and economics in her Bachelor's and political economy in her Master's degree. She is currently working as a scientific researcher in the EXPERI project at the Institute for Transformative Sustainability Research in Potsdam. The interdisciplinary EXPERI project investigates how a sustainable transport transition can succeed in metropolitan regions. Within the project, but also in her PhD project at the Technische Universität Berlin, she is focusing, among other things, on the challenges of a socially just mobility transition.
Melanie Ruhl
(Image rights: hvv/Pepe Lange)
Aline Braun
(Image rights: Hannover Region)
Aline Braun has a degree in political science and ethnology. Today, she is the contact person for the action network movidu of the Hannover Region, which works to promote a mobility transition. The network addresses children and young people as well as teachers and families as target groups. Among other things, movidu offers workshops and teaching materials that address topics such as road safety and health, the environment and sustainable mobility.
Constantin Grosch
(Image rights: Constantin Grosch)
Constantin Grosch has been a member of the Lower Saxony state parliament since November 2022. At the same time, he is honorary chairman of the Hameln-Pyrmont district council SPD faction, spokesperson for the majority group in the Hameln-Pyrmont district council, chairman of the supervisory board of the Hameln-Pyrmont transport association, and a board member of the German Society for Muscle Diseases. He has been committed to the rights and interests of people with disabilities for many years and is committed to the implementation of a barrier-free mobility transition.
Jakob Blasel
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Jakob Blasel is a climate activist from Schleswig-Holstein and one of the initiators of "Fridays for Future" in Germany. He campaigns for climate protection and for sticking to the 1.5-degree target and is active in talk shows and media interviews. His demands include, above all, a mobility turnaround and a coal phase-out under socially responsible conditions.
Tomke van Hove (moderator)
Tomke van Hove is an environmental planner and has been working at Leibniz Universität Hannover in the Department of Geography Science Education at the Institute of Science Education since 2021. Her research covers the perspective of young people on a social and sustainable mobility transition in the context of digitalisation (more info on the project here)