by Christy Kwan
on January 05, 2015
 Nominations are now open for the 2015 Advocacy Awards. Know a super great advocacy organization, leader, or business who deserves international recognition? Nominate them for an Advocacy Award today!
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by Leah Fantle
on December 23, 2014
 Bike Florida’s cycling tours encourage cyclist confidence and driver vigilance, all while supporting a mini-grant program that provides funds for “Share the Road” signage, bike racks, and student bike education.
by Mary Lauran Hall
on December 19, 2014
 This week in biking and walking advocacy: advocates recap notable progress in 2014, and the Roundup goes into hibernation as this communications director says goodbye.
by Christy Kwan
on December 19, 2014
 Three years after winning a Model Grant from Advocacy Advance, Bike Pittsburgh has seen big success. With a bike-friendly mayor, new protected bike lanes, and a 10x increase in allocated funding for biking and walking, this rust belt city is on a roll.
by Brighid O'Keane
on December 19, 2014
 Three years after winning a Model Grant from Advocacy Advance, the Atlanta Bicycle Coalition has kick-started a cultural shift for city-wide transportation system change. Growing participation in community-building activities has fed demand for more bikeable, walkable communities.
by Caron Whitaker
on December 18, 2014
 How did biking and walking fare in Congress this year? Caron Whitaker from the League of American Bicyclists summorizes the year in federal active transportation policy.
by Brighid O'Keane
on December 17, 2014
 If you need a healthy helping of bicycle and pedestrian policy insight to get through the holiday season, you've come to the right place. Here's the full slate of 2014 Advocacy Advance reports and webinars to help advocates and public officials in the U.S. maximize investment in bicycling and walking.
by Mary Lauran Hall
on December 12, 2014
This week in biking and walking advocacy: Santa gets some tips on great gifts for the people in your life who love biking and walking.
by Christy Kwan
on December 12, 2014
 Advocacy Advance's newest report, “How Communities are Paying to Maintain Trails, Bike Lanes, and Sidewalks,” looks into how advocates and agency staff have made facility maintenance a priority.
by Mary Lauran Hall
on December 11, 2014
 In this thoroughly digital age, should we be using print newsletters to keep members and supporters in the loop, or is email enough? Three communications professionals from the Alliance network weigh in.
by Christy Kwan
on December 05, 2014
 This year, Advocacy Advance supported three completed campaigns seeking to win active transportation dollars through sales tax ballot measures. Learn what happened and their lessons learned.
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