A former Portlander wants to know what ‘women led’ cities would look like
Urban planning is ruled mostly by men. What if women were in charge?
Advocacy
Northwest Trail Alliance: The trail ahead (Part 2)
With our Big Three-Oh looming, let’s glance back and gaze forward.
Northwest Trail Alliance: The tide is turning (Part 1)
We’ve brought forward more than 1,500 hours shaping Portland’s Off-Road Cycling Master Plan.
Sue Stahl, accessibility advocate who pushed for Portland’s adaptive bike program, has died
Her activism forced PBOT to embrace adaptive bikes.
Deputy director of The Street Trust takes job at ODOT
Fergason will manage Safe Routes for the state.
Inspiring speeches from Oregon Walks award winners
“We’re very very grateful, but we’re coming for your money.”
North Portland rising: Arbor Lodge and Overlook residents ready to fight for safe streets
North Portland’s advocacy ecosystem is thriving.
In two separate events, north Portlanders will seek attention for dangerous streets
Addressing traffic safety grievances.
Gal by Bike: At The Street Trust’s annual Alice Awards
It’s the first annual gala since the BTA changed its name and broadened its focus.
More than 100 line up to say goodbye to Better Naito and call for permanent protected bike lanes
“This was the largest gathering to support a bike lane in Portland, period.”
Subscriber post: Today is the big day for the future of biking, if we make it so
“Bureaucrats did not build Portland — activists did.”
Half-hour ‘human-protected bike lane’ will rally support for permanent street improvements
Some Portlanders see this as a one-time chance to grab the public imagination.