On Saturday my cycle club, Westchester Cycle Club, hosted the Girl Scouts Bike Rodeo, a program created to teach bike safety and skills to girls, and, hopefully, to generate some excitement about bicycling for fun,...
Read MoreIt all started in university when my love for the pro-cycling races began. Long nights in the books along with spring and summer breaks where filled with cycling entertainment as a welcomed distraction from information...
Read MoreI went to the Women’s March on Jan 21st, feeling empowered and sure that our voices would be heard. However, this week has been filled with harrowing news of erasing years of women’s progress under...
Read MoreToday is a special day for women around the world. As we celebrate International Women’s Day, we must remember the role of the bicycle in women’s empowerment and history. This is an old post I...
Read MoreI believe that cycling has been the catalyst that has helped me come in to my body to learn how to instinctively listen to the push and pulls of life. For seven years now, cycling...
Read MoreCan the urban city be a space where we can practice equality? Can we ever truly achieve equality when women and men currently appropriate urban spaces unequally? Recent studies have shown that there’s a clear...
Read MoreA while ago I started a series called Bike Talk, where I wanted to seriously chat about some issues that women are afraid to speak out about. My first post on Bike Talk was about...
Read MoreTruth time ladies, do you ever feel like the world just doesn’t get that we actually like riding bikes? Like for fun, commuting, and just for the feeling of feeling good about ourselves? When I...
Read MoreWhen it comes to women and cycling, there’s so much work to be done. Unfortunately, women continue to be underrepresented in the world of cycling and planning which persists the misconceptions of women and cycling. The...
Read MoreWhen your an activist weaving through the streets on a bicycle, you see the way cities and minds work without rose colored lenses. Perhaps the world becomes to us more crass and less romantic in...
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