TED: A feminist reimagining of Kenya's public transport | Naomi Mwaura

The video discusses the role of matatus in Kenyan urban life, highlighting their cultural significance and challenges, such as harassment faced by women. The speaker shares their family's involvement in the matatu business and introduces a feminist perspective to address these issues. The video emphasizes the need for systemic changes, including training and empowering women in the transport industry, to improve safety and accessibility. It advocates for understanding travel habits, adopting harassment policies, and hiring a diverse workforce to make public transportation a preferred mode for Kenyans.

What initiatives have been taken to improve the commuter experience for women?

What is the significance of understanding travel habits in improving public transportation?

In what ways can a more diverse workforce impact the public transportation system?