About this Event
This community-centered skill share hosted by ASATTCI, a nonprofit, explores how we move through our cities and how transportation can be more inclusive, accessible, and community-informed. Participants will be introduced to local transit options, alternative transportation methods, and practical strategies for navigating routes with greater confidence.
The session creates space for open dialogue around mobility, access, and shared responsibility, with a focus on uplifting lived experiences and community knowledge. Attendees are encouraged to share resources, tips, and routes that may not be widely known, helping to build a more collective understanding of how to get around.
By combining basic navigation skills with collaborative mapping and discussion, this class aims to strengthen confidence in using public and alternative transportation while fostering connection, inclusion, and community care.
About our host: Jasmine Nutt, MSW is a strategic board partner and social impact professional with a foundation in social work, specializing in organizational capacity building, grant development, and project management. Jasmine's experience ranges from managing a program evaluation initiative advancing toward national evidence-based recognition and scaling of kinship care, to housing individuals experiencing homelessness in Los Angeles.
Jasmine has a MSW degree in Social Change and Innovation from the University of Southern California. Rooted in thoughtful leadership and a deep commitment to equity, she is guided by kindness and courage with the clear purpose of expanding access and centering those most often overlooked in decision-making, design, and opportunity.
Outside of professional work, Jasmine is a neurodiverse parent raising two AuDHD children with care and intention, committed to preserving their individuality and sense of wonder.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
A Seat at the Table Books, 9257 Laguna Springs Drive, Elk Grove, United States
USD 0.00 to USD 7.29
