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Advocacy Advance grantee Bicycle Coalition of Greater Philadelphia has ignited a conversation about Vision Zero among the mayoral candidates -- and gotten surprising unanimity over the importance of making the streets safer for everyone.

This week in biking and walking advocacy: The Summit is over. What are we going to do with the next 364 days?

Despite paralysis on an important revenue source, Oregon advocates are pushing Portland to make its Vision Zero pledge mean more than just road diets and flashing beacons.

Drum roll, please: Your Advocacy Awards winners of 2015 are...

The 2015 Advocacy Awards ceremony: A family reunion for the walking and biking movement (with beer and a red carpet).

This week in biking and walking advocacy: Even if your town is still covered in snow, stirrings of spring are in the air.

In a new report from PeopleForBikes and the Alliance, read profiles of 10 very different people of color from around the country who are, for diverse reasons, advocating for protected bike lanes in their communities.

Pumped for the Women's Bicycling Forum and National Bike Summit next week but not sure what sessions to hit? Check this handy guide for the best the events have to offer. 

Got an idea for a great program that could move the needle on biking and walking in your community but no funds to make it happen? A new partnership between the League of American Bicyclists and the crowdfunding site ioby has your solution.

Get your biking, walking, dancing, and hula hooping shoes on! We're excited to announce the upcoming 2015 National Open Streets Summit happening September 25-27, 2015 in Atlanta, Georgia!