What organisations can learn from a Black bus driver in Michigan

Structural racism compelled a Black bus driver to risk his own life and work during the COVID pandemic. And the anti-science scepticism stimulated by then-President Donald Trump kept many people defiantly out and about at the height of the pandemic. Ryan Lamare used geolocation data to track movement across different communities in the US during COVID, uncovering the underlying structures that contribute to inequalities. He shares lessons for organisations and policymakers.