Youth
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 the Belmont Cragin Youth Leadership Council!
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? Meet U Create Macon and learn what they’d like to see other organizations doing to help the cause.
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 the National Youth Bike Council!
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? Meet The Tube NYC and learn what they’d like to see other organizations doing to help the cause.
To enable as many young people as possible to attend #BikeSummit21, advocates 21 years old and younger can register for free, engage in advocacy, and help shape the upcoming Youth Bike Summit planned for later in 2021!
Bicycling should be fun, no matter what age you are. As we look for ways to foster fun while imparting biking skills among people of all ages, it is with…
A generation of kids now views bikes as freedom machines. If we can sustain those feelings for this generation we can have a positive impact on the transportation choices these kids make as they get older.
The Youth Bike Summit takes place from October 6–8 in Arlington, VA. Find out more and see how you can participate by registering, sponsoring or volunteering.
Last year, we awarded $3,000 in mini-grants to support new and growing programs that engage young women in bicycling. Yesterday, we heard how Bike Easy and NOLA Women on Bikes, mini-grant recipients, were able to boost their efforts through their Youth Spokeswomen Mentorship Program. Marin Tockman, of NOLA Women on Bikes, and Virginia Brisley, of Bike Easy, presented a Women Bike webinar on their successful program, providing tips on how you can replicate this program in your community.
Last year, we awarded $3,000 in mini-grants to support new and growing programs that engage young women in bicycling. Next week, we’ll hear how Bike Easy and NOLA Women on Bikes, mini-grant recipients, were able to boost their efforts through their Youth Spokeswomen Mentorship Program. Marin Tockman, of NOLA Women on Bikes, and Virginia Brisley, of Bike Easy, will discuss their partnership in-depth via a webinar on Thursday, August 20, at noon eastern / 1 p.m. central.
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