(photo courtesy of Nadya Dhadiala) Meet Nadya Dhadiala. You may have, in fact, already met her, if you get up and out before the sun even rises, because that’s when this four-time finisher of 100-miles […]
(photo courtesy of Nadya Dhadiala) Meet Nadya Dhadiala. You may have, in fact, already met her, if you get up and out before the sun even rises, because that’s when this four-time finisher of 100-miles […]
(photo taken by Bob Perkosi and provided by Deltrece Daniels) Meet Deltrece Daniels. When her sons (now young men) were young teens, she took them to a neighborhood bike co-op to participate in an earn-a-bike-program. […]
(photo courtesy of Amanda Clay) Meet Amanda Clay. She is a policer officer on the Bike Patrol Unit in the metro-Atlanta suburb-city of Alpharetta, Georgia. I met her last summer when I volunteered at the […]
(photo courtesy of Vivian Ortiz) Meet Vivian Ortiz. She is one of two people Alison Dewey recommended I feature on this “You Go, Girl” series showcasing women across the USA making it more welcoming to […]
(photo courtesy of Robyn Elliott) Meet Robyn Elliott. She is the owner of Bicycle Tours of Atlanta, the highest-rated outdoor activity in the City of Atlanta, according to Trip Advisor, with more than 800 five-stars […]
(photo courtesy of Courtney Williams) Meet Courtney Williams. A fellow League Cycling Instructor, a Bike Advocacy Consultant (see her amazing website) and the first-ever People’s Bike Mayor of New York City, Courtney weaves the interrelated […]
Meet Paige Metzger. She’s the mom who shows up on the pretty step-through bike to almost every monthly family bike ride in the metro-atlanta suburb-city of Dunwoody, Georgia. She’s the one who participates in every […]
(photo courtesy of Courtney Cobbs) Meet Courtney Cobbs. She’s the Assistant Editor of the sustainable transportation/liveable communities website Streetsblog Chicago, where she researches, writes, and publishes frequent articles about a wide range of regionally-significant issues […]