At the beginning of the year, new systems, platforms, and processes often become more visible. For students, it’s orientation week. For staff, it’s logging in again, learning what has changed, and finding your footing.

In this episode of In Transit, we explore digital equity as a lived, human experience rather than a technical one. Through everyday moments, from navigating a banking app to observing a pharmacy ticketing system, this conversation reflects on confidence, fear, language, dignity, and care.

Digital equity is not only about access to technology. It’s about whether people feel supported, capable, and included when systems are introduced.

This episode invites you to slow down, notice how systems shape experience, and reflect on what equity looks like in practice at work, in education, and in everyday life.