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April is National Stress Awareness month, in addition to what I call “Get Ready for National Bike Month Month.” I don’t know about you, but when I haven’t been riding…
Read More →Bike club leaders from across the country joined League staff and the Kaw Valley Bicycle Club (KVBC) on Tuesday night for a dynamic and educational webinar all about what the…
Read More →It only took a single day and a few short Tweets. Veronica Davis, co-founder of Black Women Bike DC, wanted to engage her local elected leaders in National Bike Month.…
Read More →Exactly one year ago, I blogged about a new, exciting event taking place during National Bike Month. The first annual CycloFemme event sprung from the vision of Sarai Snyder, a…
Read More →The 2013 National Bike Summit ended more than a month ago, but local advocates have taken the discussion home — and they’re seeing results. During Lobby Day, advocates urged their…
Read More →For folks of a certain age, the mention of Texas Instruments takes us back to high school math, poring over our trusty calculators to get through our algebra assignments. But…
Read More →Cross-posted from Advocacy Advance blog, by Mary Lauran Hall, Alliance for Biking & Walking Thanks to great grassroots advocacy, Pennsylvania just got a little closer to recognizing walking and biking…
Read More →As businesses race to retrofit their buildings, streamline waste policies, and purchase more and more recycling bins, some companies have already targeted a free and easy way to be more environmentally…
Read More →It was a full house at this year’s social media session at the National Bike Summit. Mathilde Piard, Mary Madden and Barb Chamberlain took all of us through a quick rundown…
Read More →Harvard joined the ranks of Bicycle Friendly Universities this past week, rising to the ranks of Silver status in its first award. Joining Princeton and Yale as Ivy League BFUs,…
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