Khairunnabila (Nabila) Prayitno | School of Planning

Prior Degrees

Master of Arts, Planning, University of Waterloo

Honours Bachelor of Arts, Urban Studies and Human Geography, University of Toronto

Supervisor

Routes to a ‘Caring’ and ‘Just’ Public Transit System: Policy Intervention through the Perspectives of Immigrant Women in the Region of Waterloo.

Presentations

Guest Presentation, TransLink, Vancouver, B.C., 2022, “Freeing the “Captive Rider”. Young Adults’ Public Transit Experiences in Toronto High-Rise Suburbs” by K. Prayitno & M. Moos.
Paper Presentation, UAA, 2019, “Hard or Soft Measures of Mobility: Prioritizing Transit Investment through a Gendered Lens” by K. Prayitno.
Paper Presentation, CAGONT, 2018, “Moving Millennials: The Transit Experiences of Suburban Young Adults in Toronto” by K. Prayitno.
Paper Presentation, ACSP, 2016, “I drive to work, sometimes: Motility capital and mode flexibility among young adult gentrifiers” by Dr. M. Moos, K. Prayitno, N. Revington.
Paper Presentation. AAG, 2016, “Millennial Mobilities: Differences in Young Adults’ Transportation Attitudes and Behaviours” by N. Revington, K. Prayitno, M. Moos.

Publications

K. Prayitno & M. Moos. (2022). Freeing the “Captive Rider”. Young Adults’ Public Transit Experiences in Toronto High-Rise Suburbs. Canadian Planning and Policy/ Aménagement Et Politique Au Canada, 2022(1), 20–48.
M. Moos & K. Prayitno. (2018). Voices From The Edges: Policy Insights for Young Suburbanites. In The Future of Suburbs: Policy Challenges and Opportunities in Canada. The School of Public Policy Publications, 11(23), 5 – 9.
M. Moos, K. Prayitno & N. Revington. (2017). I Drive to Work Sometimes: Motility Capital and Mode Flexibility Among Young Adult Gentrifiers, in M. Moos, D. Pfeiffer & T. Vinodrai (eds.) The Millennial City: Trends, Implications, and Prospects for Urban Planning and Policy. New York: Routledge.