Isabel is a dynamic professional with a multifaceted background. She is an advocate for walking and public transit as an accessible, healthy means of getting around without relying on personal automobile ownership. She promotes safe and comfortable environments for people to move.
Isabel has collaborated on multidisciplinary projects locally and internationally, including airport safety, municipal transparency, and public engagement. Isabel has worked for not-for-profit and consultancy firms, advising on how walking enriches public spaces, creates community ties, and acts as a catalyst for physical and mental health. Isabel led the Living Streets project in Metro Vancouver, organizing walks for All Ages and Abilities to explore urban spaces, promote active mobility, and encourage community connection.
Isabel is a member of the Accessibility Professional Network and has completed the Rick Hansen Foundation Accessibility Certification (RHFAC), demonstrating her ongoing commitment to promoting accessibility and inclusivity in her career.