About the Parking Reform Network
Our mission, our members, our team.
The Parking Reform Network is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization founded in 2019.
Our Mission
The Parking Reform Network educates the public about the impact of parking policy on climate change, equity, housing, and traffic. In partnership with allied organizations, we accelerate the adoption of critical parking reforms through research, coalition-building, and direct advocacy.
Our Members
The Parking Reform Network has hundreds of members across the globe. Our membership includes elected and appointed officials, academics and researchers, city planners and consultants, and activists in multiple policy areas.
Our Team
The Parking Reform Network is guided by an Advisory Board and our work is carried out by our Board of Directors with the help of volunteers, interns, and support staff.
Donald Shoup
Advisory Board
Tony Jordan
President
Paula Acero
Organizer
Etienne Lefebvre
Communications Coordinator
Daniel Herriges
Policy Director
Eric Arellano
Vice-President
Board of Directors
Raynell Cooper
Board of Directors
Michael Kwan
Co-Founder
Board of Directors
Laura Fingal-Surma
Treasurer
Board of Directors
Evan Manvel
Secretary
Board of Directors
Norman Garrick
Advisory Board
Ann Cheng
Board of Directors
Kevin Hardman
Advisory Board
Jane Wilberding
Board of Directors
Rachel Weinberger
Advisory Board
Patrick Siegman
Advisory Board
Todd Litman
Advisory Board
Lindsay Bayley
Co-Founder
Advisory Board
Paul Barter
Collaborator
Michael Harney
Collaborator
Tung Lin
Software Engineer
Natalie Montanez
Senior Writer & Editor
Chelsea Smith
Collaborator
Griffin Stotland
Research Fellow
Mary Pustejovsky
Technical Advisor
Thank you to our past interns and volunteers: Thomas Carpenito, Madeline Kovacs, Ken Yoneda, Nathan Wyand, Vanshika Fotedar, Joseph Alamo, Bianca Badajos, Ethan Chan, Sultan Smalley, Taylor Petersen, Cynthia Van Ness, Austin Gray, Ryan Martin, Grace Hartman, Andrew Kiefaber, Evan Kindler, Angel York, Arron McDonald, and Taylor Lightman.
Our Partners
Successful parking reform campaigns leverage coalitions of allied organizations and local grassroots advocates. We’re building these partnerships with organizations at every level. Some of our partners are listed below. If you’d like to become a partner, simply get in touch!
