SDOT Transportation Equity Workgroup (TEW) Application 2025-2027 Term (Cohort #1) |
The TEW is seeking community members with personal and professional affiliations with Black, Indigenous, People of Color (BIPOC) and vulnerable communities to apply for current open seats. If you are passionate about transportation equity, please apply!
Desired Qualifications:
- Must be affiliated with Seattle-King County based community-based organizations, agencies, coalitions or networks interested in serving on the Transportation Equity Workgroup (TEW) and submit a letter of support by their affiliated organization
- Currently work, worship, play, learn or live in Seattle
- Have lived experiences and/or professional knowledge on transportation related challenges experienced by populations identified in Resolution 31773 (see below).
- Have deep understanding on the impacts of institutionalized racism and race-based disparities experienced by BIPOC communities
We highly recommend all applicants please review the application guide and FAQ sheets (for applicants and for organizations) prior to applying. For any further questions, please email transportationequity@seattle.gov.
Applications are due Friday, November 8th, 2024 at 6:00 PM PST. Selected applicants will then be invited to participate in an interview process. Letter of support forms can be accessed and submitted by your affiliated agency here.
Language assistance is available upon request and all efforts will be made to provide accommodations. If a written application in English or the online format provides a barrier for your application, please contact transportationequity@seattle.gov or 206-530-3260 and we can provide alternative methods for submitting your information.
The City of Seattle is committed to promoting diversity in the City’s workgroups. We invite you to share in your application your self-described racial and/or ethnic background, as well as professional, volunteer and lived experiences.
Language assistance is available upon request and all efforts will be made to provide accommodations. If a written application in English or the online format provides a barrier for your application, please contact transportationequity@seattle.gov or 206-530-3260 and we can provide alternative methods for submitting your information.
The City of Seattle is committed to promoting diversity in the City’s workgroups. We invite you to share in your application your self-described racial and/or ethnic background, as well as professional, volunteer and lived experiences.