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This week in biking and walking advocacy: America Walks presents a four-month boot camp for advocates.

Two experts in nonprofit finance helped Alliance member organizations make sense of their financial management policies and procedures in February's Distance Learning Webinar.

This week in biking and walking advocacy: Big ideas dominate the National Bike Summit, coming up in just a few weeks!

This week in biking and walking advocacy: Snowed-in citizens want to see their cities take responsibility for clearing snow from public sidewalks, just like they take responsibility for clearing streets for cars. 

A new policy passed in the city of San Luis Obispo, California, mandates that the city must allocate transportation spending at the same ratio as the mode share goal desired -- meaning 20 percent of funding goes to bicycling.

The Alliance for Biking & Walking organizes National Trainings on off-years of the Leadership Retreat. This year's topic is, "Organizing, Leadership, and Digital Strategy for a Strong Movement."

We’re busily reading and scoring the received nominations for the Alliance Advocacy Awards in March, but you also have the opportunity to decide one the winner of the Bicycling Magazine People's Choice Award.

This week in biking and walking advocacy: U.S. DOT needs advocates like you to convince mayors to sign on to the Mayors' Challenge for Safer People, Safer Streets. 

Things didn’t go exactly as planned in BikeWalkKC’s campaign to include complete streets treatments in plans for a new streetcar expansion. But no one can say it wasn't a terrific success.

Last week, Sec. Anthony Foxx launched U.S. DOT's Mayors' Challenge for Safer People, Safer Streets at the U.S. Conference of Mayors. This week, he needs your help to make it meaningful.