As I was riding a new Model Mile path in my region this week (and taking my usual daily Leap of Faith), I thought about the provocative Georgia Bike Summit I attended online last week […]
More than 200 People Now Have Basic Bike Skills Education
In just three months, more than 200 people have downloaded or participated via daily text in the class I created to provide basic bike skills education remotely during this global pandemic and the biggest bike […]
A Climate of Change
I had an hour between sessions at the Georgia Bike Summit and I hopped on my bike and zipped to the supermarket (aware of my privilege to have one so close by and to be […]
“A Little Birdie Told Me”
I just ordered this Birdie alarm device because a dangerous-by-design feature has recently been added along the multiuse path in the parks in my city that creates specific new vulnerabilities especially for women and girls […]
Zooming — on Bike, and at the Georgia Bike Summit
Fires. Floods. Disease. Daily barrages of bad news. It’s heavy, and it’s wearing on us. It’s wearing on me. My bike rides are my path forward to the change I want to see; my prayer […]
GlobalBike
This. This. This. See GlobalBike’s impact page here. This is what I want to do. I am working towards it.
The Girl Inside
A recent photo of me at fifty-seven years old reminded me of one from when I was nine. So I merged them to remind myself during these increasingly trying times of that strong, limitless little […]
Announcing 1st Metro Atlanta Bicycle Mayor (Possibly)!
Inspired by my brilliant friend, Courtney Williams, New York City’s Bicycle Mayor, I am currently already post-interview and under final consideration to join the Amsterdam-based social enterprise BYCS’ international consortium of bicycle mayors as the […]
