Youth
It’s no secret that the power of the bicycle is transformative. Communities nationwide are taking innovative approaches to spark local change for better bicycling, and seeing incredible results. This is…
When many Americans think of their childhood, we may recall riding a bike, and the joy and freedom that came with it. While this may be a memory shared by…
What’s it going to take to get more children and youth on bikes? Here are just five ideas for communities and schools to broaden youth bike education.
We’re celebrating all the ways Traffic Gardens help grow young riders and build lifelong safe and confident cycling habits.
At Thaden School, a few students get hands-on experience in bike advocacy by helping to submit their Bicycle Friendly Business application!
In this guest blog from Decorah Library, learn an example of how public libraries across the nation are utilizing bikes to connect communities.
National Youth Bike Council (NYBC), an active collection of youth cycling enthusiasts and leaders, will take on the role of hosting a virtual space for youth at #BikeSummit22.
Learn how the California Field School (CFS) keeps California youth pedaling through their native land and their advice for any other organizations that want to start a bike touring program of their own.
Meet ASAP, the Atlanta Students Advocating for Pedestrians, and learn how just about any student can benefit from being involved with transportation advocacy.
What can we do to not only get more youth involved in biking but make sure young bicyclists feel recognized as an integral part of the bicycling movement? In our next blog making space for youth voices, meet El Liderato, the youth leadership council of El Grupo Norte!