BTA calls on members to back income tax for street funding
Paying for these projects, the group said, is the next step for Portland bicycle advocacy.
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With new leadership curriculum, CCC thinks broader about its community work
“A lot of the time organizations go to a community and they don’t really try to help, but you give them what you think they need.”
A community on bikes rallies against violence in the streets of north Portland
A rally for peace on the streets of north Portland.
Voodoo’s new ‘bike doughnut’ honors CCC’s 20th year
Voodoo has stepped up to honor the Community Cycling Center by offering a new item: the bike doughnut.
Community Cycling Center celebrates its 20th anniversary
The Community Cycling Center turns 20 years old this month!
Bike Mechanic Challenge will put local techs wrench to wrench
Who’s the best bike mechanic in Portland?
Cycling Center’s transportation trivia nights graduate to new venue: City Hall
Two years ago, Portland’s biking-for-everyone advocacy group/bike shop decided to try a new kind of fundraiser: a transportation-themed bar trivia night. Pretty good idea.
Cully’s Andando en Bicicletas club welcomes new members with repair workshop
Three years after Portland’s Community Cycling Center teamed up with the low-income housing development Hacienda CDC to learn about the barriers to bike use in that community, some of those walls are falling down.
Alison Graves picked as new executive director of Cycle Oregon
Big news from Cycle Oregon: They’ve hired the former executive director of the Community Cycling Center to lead them into a new era.
Community Cycling Center names 6 new board members – 5 of them women
Northeast Portland’s nonprofit bike shop and advocacy group is welcoming some respected local bike believers onto its board of directors.
18th annual Holiday Bike Drive makes cheer for over 375 kids
For the 18th year, the Community Cycling Center made wishes come true for hundreds of low-income kids at their Holiday Bike Drive.
CCC’s Tetteh says creating new ‘avenues to advocacy’ is top priority
After his first 50 days as the CEO of the Community Cycling Center, Mychal Tetteh sees a big problem in the local advocacy ecosystem: Too many people aren’t sure how, where and when to get engaged. And as a result, their voices aren’t being heard.