What have we learned over the last year, and how can we apply it to our communities? This pandemic launched a Bike Boom and spurred outdoor recreation trends. It has changed our perceptions of what is public space and how should we use it. Join us for a look at national and local data pertaining […]
How does the City Manager help guide the future of land use and transportation in Kansas City? Join us for a conversation with KCMO's new City Manager, Brian Platt. We'll talk about his goals for Kansas City and how he is working with departments like Public Works and Parks & Recreation to make active living […]
Save the date: the City of KCMO and the Kansas City Area Transportation Authority are planning an in-person open house to share findings from the 11th/12th Complete Streets study. Come see the potential for an east-west corridor that prioritizes transit, pedestrians, and bicyclists! 11th/12th Complete Streets Open House Wednesday, March 2 from 4 p.m.- 6 […]
In May 2020, KCMO City Council passed the Vision Zero resolution to eliminate traffic fatalities and serious injuries on our streets by 2030, while increasing safe, healthy, equitable mobility for everyone. Goals for Vision Zero KC Create safer streets for everyone, in all neighborhoods Eliminate traffic fatalities and serious injuries by 2030 Implement low-cost, high-impact pilot projects […]
BikeWalkKC and Safe Routes Partnership are hosting a "working webinar" for people and organizations interested in hearing more about the guide, asking questions, and participating in breakout groups to talk through how to take action to address these unjust traffic laws. BikeWalkKC and the Safe Routes Partnership are proud to present Taking on Traffic Laws: […]
Does advocacy feel like lonely work? It doesn't have to! When people work together, their diverse perspectives about common interests develop stronger ideas and create more enduring change than any one person could do alone. In Advocacy 103: Building a Coalition, we will talk about: How to connect with like-minded individuals and organizations How to […]
How do you envision the future for your community? Whether it's greener neighborhoods, smooth sidewalks, or connected bike paths, government staff and elected officials can be the key to unlocking all that potential. In Advocacy 104, we will talk about: Which government partners can help you achieve your goals How to build productive relationship with […]
This is a BikeWalkKC event. Advocates assemble! The time is right to create places for people in the Kansas City metro and beyond. Find out what BikeWalkKC's policy team will be tackling this year and learn how you can be a part of the change you want to see in our region. NOTE: Policy Platform […]
An event from BikeWalkKC Do you want to "be the change," but don't know where to start? Join BikeWalkKC's Michael Kelley for an in-depth transportation advocacy training. We'll talk about how decisions are made and where the money comes from to build sidewalks, bike lanes, and more. Plus, we're going to practice speaking up in […]
An event from BikeWalkKC You can't do it alone, and why would you want to? Join BikeWalkKC's Michael Kelley for an in-depth transportation advocacy training. We'll talk about how to work with other people, practice solidarity, and build a coalition to achieve your goals. Plus, we'll hear from a panel of city staff and decision […]
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