Guest Blog
Written by Rossilynne Skena Culgan For years, a secret has plagued me, an embarrassing admission that I’ve shared only with the closest friends and family. It’s a confession that has made…
In 2024, the League’s Bicycle Friendly America program awarded Community Spark Grants of $1,500 each to 15 organizations for projects that spark change and catalyze a community’s ability to create…
Jing Zhang is a pianist, transportation planner, League Cycling Instructor, and full-stack web developer. After emigrating from China in 2008, Jing began a journey into bike advocacy that continues to…
Karen Miltner, a tour specialist at WomanTours (a Gold-level Bicycle Friendly Business!), recognizes the importance of bicycles in women’s empowerment.
The City of Reno Adaptive shares the city’s progress in improving accessibility for cycling through its pilot Adaptive Cycling Center program.
In this guest blog from Decorah Library, learn an example of how public libraries across the nation are utilizing bikes to connect communities.
Read more on how advocates can push for placing bicycle and pedestrian safety and accessibility at the forefront of highway projects from Michael Kelley, policy director at BikeWalkKC.
In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, read Maria’s inspiring story about her battle with breast cancer and why she kept biking through it all.
The September 11th National Memorial Trail Alliance is thrilled to share that on Thursday, July 29, 2021, the U.S. House of Representatives voted unanimously (423–0) to support and pass legislation H.R. 2278.