Urban Cycling Institute
Urban Cycling Institute, Iain Montgomery, Dylan Power, Louise Raclet, Michela Grasso, Meredith Glaser, Libby Szuflita, Christian Ratering, Claudio Giuseppe Allegretta, Tijo, Mark Ames, Pedro Miele, Marina Gentil, Annarita Leserri, Anastasiia ZhokhovaWe bridge research and practice to shift from car-centric planning to cycling for healthy and just environments!
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We bridge research and practice to shift from car-centric planning to cycling for healthy and just environments!
I turn frustration with the status quo into strategy, ideas and momentum behind next, rather than best practices. Working with curious leaders in companies and cities to unlock something new, and help them start making it real.
Senior Researcher at Urban Cycling Institute.
Everyone, with their own abilities, can contribute to sustainable transitions. With a background in sustainability and urbanism, I bridge research and practice to create "softer" and inclusive urban mobility experiences.
Any story is worth telling. Founder of Spaghettipolitics, author of "Il futuro non può aspettare" journalist, researcher
Professor of Cycling | CEO Urban Cycling Institute
Working fulltime in the field of mobility planning for over 25 years and studying part time (PhD research).
Master's degree civil engineer from Bari Polytechnic University, specializing in the Streets and Transportation curriculum. Data Analyst at Pin Bike.
Urban mobility planner exploring how inclusive, planetary-centric planning can reshape our cities. Experienced planning in Switzerland, the Nordics & Mexico. Eager to keep learning from new cultures and planning perspectives. MSc EIT Urban Mobility
I connect city makers with the right engagement and communication tools to achieve change. 15 years' global experience in strategic communications and stakeholder engagement for precincts, transport and city policy.
Researcher at Urban Cycling Institute
Passionate about active mobility and its links to social inequality, I draw on urbanist feminism to advocate for more inclusive cities. Through activism, volunteering, and research, I work to promote accessibility and social justice in urban spaces.
Annarita is Project Manager at Pin Bike where she nudges travel behavioural change and local economic development in smart cities. After her Masters' at KCL, her job positions have dealt with sustainable mobility, smart cities, and local governance.
PhD student at the Department of Urban Planning and Spatial Management in Wroclaw University of Science and Technology with special focus in sustainable mobility, Polish researcher of Ukrainian origins, Council member at the U-Cycle
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