Change the focus, tell a story, take a seat: 3 takeaways from the Summit
There were lots of great takeaways from this year’s National Bike Summit. Here are a few that are at the top of my mind.
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There were lots of great takeaways from this year’s National Bike Summit. Here are a few that are at the top of my mind.
Oregon’s top-notch team of bike advocates spent the day lobbying their members of Congress on Capitol Hill.
Suepinda Keith from North Carolina exemplifies exciting progress by the League to bring more diverse women voices into the national advocacy conversation.
The National Bike Summit gave us our first chance to hear directly from new US DOT Secretary Anthony Foxx.
Oregon Congressman Earl Blumenauer is dusting off an idea he hasn’t proposed for over two decades: A gas tax increase.
Oregon’s advocacy team is set for the big lobbying day on Capitol Hill scheduled for Wednesday.
Great ideas abound at the Women’s Forum. Here are a few tips and tricks of the advocacy trade from a few women who are on the front lines.
The impacts of a major snowstorm in the DC area are being felt with many Summit attendees — including several key members of Oregon’s delegation — not being able to make the trip.
The Women’s Cycling Forum, a precursor event to the National Bike Summit, opened with inspiring stories from female leaders who come from a wide range of industries.
BikePortland is headed to Washington D.C. next week to cover the 2014 National Bike Summit.
The agenda is set for the 2014 National Bike Summit in Washington D.C.
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