Urban Cycling Institute
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Redesigning Streets for All
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We bridge research and practice to shift from car-centric planning to cycling for healthy and just environments!
Any story is worth telling. Founder of Spaghettipolitics, author of "Il futuro non può aspettare" journalist, researcher
Policy Intern at Urban Cycling Institute
I am a researcher on urban cycling and Bicycle Mayor of Tehran at BYCS. My research interests lie in understanding cycling practices from an anthropological perspective, exploring issues of power, space, gender, culture, and politics.
Through interdisciplinary research and multimedia storytelling, I explore the interplay of identity, landscape, and power at the local scale—with a focus on advancing more equitable and resilient urban futures.
American living her (best yet) life in Amsterdam. Parenting by bakfiets. Fan of trains and trams. Strongly in favor of human-powered mobility and human-generated art and writing.
Senior Researcher at Urban Cycling Institute.
Urban Studies graduate with interests in alternative tenure, grassroots urban planning, and sustainable mobility.
Interested by innovation in mobility.
John Munro teaches history at the University of Birmingham and is a member of Better Streets for Birmingham.
Postdoctoral Researcher Health Sciences; Scientist focused on environmental health research
Ashton is an urban planner and PhD student in peace and conflict studies. She writes about the conflict system of vehicular violence, the ideology of car supremacy, and the care of mobility at peaceandplanning.com.
Working fulltime in the field of mobility planning for over 25 years and studying part time (PhD research).
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