Podcast: BikePOC PNW Co-Founder Will Cortez
We talk about his concerns with the BikeLoud PDX lawsuit, OBRA’s DEI efforts, why government committees are still so white, and more.
🚨 Please note that BikePortland slows down during this time of year as I have family in town and just need a break! Please don't expect typical volume of news stories and content. I'll be back in regular form after the new year. Thanks. - Jonathan 🙏
We talk about his concerns with the BikeLoud PDX lawsuit, OBRA’s DEI efforts, why government committees are still so white, and more.
The report offers a detailed analysis of key revenue sources and rates them according to an equity score.
A new advisory committee to the U.S. Department of Transportation will have fingerprints of a former Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT) staffer all over it. Irene Marion worked on equity and inclusion programs at PBOT for about five years before taking a job with the Biden Administration in January 2021. Now, as director of the … Read more
Publisher’s Note: Maritza Arango is BikePortland’s new events editor! This is her first (non Weekend Event Guide) post. Maritza moved to Portland from Bogotá, Colombia in January 2021. Stay tuned for a proper intro and more of her perspectives on Portland’s bike scene. – Jonathan How hard is it for humans to understand that differences … Read more
Don’t just do something, ask the people what they want first.
500 Portlanders will get reduced cost memberships.
Transportation advocacy doesn’t exist in a vacuum.
Biking is very far from the only thing that matters to great cities.
The company is slicing its Portland service area by about a third.
Major hires will boost bureau’s marketing and equity savvy.
Melissa Wells on why equity matters in transportation.