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100 Lecture Series: Indigenous Transportation Knowledge with Adonia Lugo

Local Indigenous groups have shaped the Los Angeles region's landscape and mobility for over 10,000 years, a stark contrast to the brief, yet transformative, period of colonial settlement marked by intensive resource extraction and sprawling road networks. To envision alternative transportation futures, Adonia Lugo has collaborated with stewards of traditional Indigenous knowledge. This talk highlights their knowledge of the past and perspectives on how indigenous knowledge can shape the future of LA’s transportation systems. Speaker Adonia Lugo is the Equity Research Manager at UCLA ITS, co-founder of the open street event CicLAvia and the People for Mobility Justice organization. Adonia has a PhD in Cultural Anthropology from UC Irvine. This event is part of the Perloff Lecture Series on 100 Years of Transportation Research, presented by UCLA ITS and UCLA Urban Planning Department. Funding is provided by the Harvey S. Perloff Endowment.