Fwd: ������ Registration Open: Bike Advocacy Workshop in Detroit!

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Tim Potter

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Jun 24, 2025, 9:57:00 AMJun 24
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Some exciting news about a new event coming to Detroit courtesy of the League of American Bicyclists.
We might consider putting together a caravan of us to attend.

Start thinking about it now.

Tim 

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From: Anna Tang <an...@bikeleague.org>
Date: Tue, Jun 24, 2025 at 9:28 AM
Subject: ������ Registration Open: Bike Advocacy Workshop in Detroit!
To: Flyingdutchman <flyingdu...@gmail.com>


Hello,


I am excited to share that the League of American Bicyclists will host the next Bike Advocacy Workshop to certify people as League Cycling Advocates (LCAs) in Detroit, MI, this October 7-9, with support from our local host, Wayne State University. This is your opportunity to connect with fellow bike advocates, gain valuable skills, and make a lasting impact on cycling in our communities.


You can register here and find information on the LCA website. Share the link with your networks, too! We have a Promo Toolkit that you can use to share about the event

Why Attend?

  • Interactive Presentations: Engage in interactive sessions with local guest speakers covering topics like coalition building, effective political engagement, and mobility justice.

  • Networking Opportunities: Collaborate with peers and leaders in the bike advocacy movement.

  • Certification: Become a certified League Cycling Advocate, empowering you to lead change in your community.

  • Group Rides & Socials: Enjoy group rides and social evenings to connect and deepen your advocacy toolkit.

Detroit is on the brink of transformative changes in biking infrastructure, including the development of the Joe Louis Greenway—a planned 27.5-mile pathway connecting parks and neighborhoods across the city, among other projects. This workshop is a chance to be at the forefront of this movement and take the next step in your advocacy journey.

Space is limited, so don't miss out on this opportunity to be part of something impactful. Register now to secure your spot.

Email Anna Tang - an...@bikeleague.org  if you have any questions. Looking forward to seeing you in Detroit this October!

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