How can we make Montréal an accessible city by 2030? – Panel of experts

The Agence de mobilité durable’s vision for the future is for Montréal to be a fully accessible city by 2030. What actions can we take to make this goal a concrete reality?

What will drive us forward as we work to make our city more inclusive for all Montréalers, and what is holding us back? That’s the question our panel of experts will be tackling.

For the fourth in our series of panel discussions, the Agency will bring together experts from a variety of accessibility-related fields to discuss the challenges involved with improving accessibility in urban environments.

Date: May 24, 2023

Time: 12:00 p.m. to 1h00 p.m.

Location: virtual

Registration

Host

Gabrielle Lamontagne-Halle

Gabrielle Lamontagne-Hallé

Gabrielle Lamontagne-Hallé is an environmental journalist and columnist with a decade of experience in TV and radio, and a regular contributor to the program Feu vert on ICI Radio-Canada Première. She will be moderating the discussion among the experts on this panel

The panel of experts

Sandrine Cabana-Degani

Executive Director, Piétons Québec

Pierre-Étienne Gendron-Landry

Executive Director, Société Logique

Amélie-Myriam Plante

Land-Use Planner, Anthropole

Juan Torres

Ph.D. – Full Professor, Université de Montréal’s School of Urban Planning and Landscape Architecture

Panel of experts