Archive for December 2019
Here’s to even bigger achievements in 2020!
As 2019 comes to a close, we want to thank you for making this another amazing year of growth and success. With your support, we won key campaigns for protected bike lanes,…
Read MoreWill you help us get more results like these?
Among the values articulated in our exciting new Strategic Plan is an affirmation of people power, alongside a goal of shifting more resources toward community organizing. In 2019, we began to embrace…
Read MoreDonate before Jan. 1 for a chance to win a new bike!
With only 3 days until 2020, time is running out to enter our raffle for a brand new bike. Putting yourself in the running is easy: All you have to…
Read More4 Ways We’ll Improve Biking in 2020
After growing our organization and notching some big wins this year, we’re eager to capitalize on that momentum to accomplish even more in the year ahead. How much we achieve…
Read MoreA “tipping point” for transportation
It’s a pivotal moment for the future of our streets. Projects being planned RIGHT NOW will determine whether Greater Boston meets its climate and transportation goals — or doubles down…
Read MoreThe 5 biggest wins for biking in 2019
As 2019 comes to a close, we’re looking back at some of our proudest achievements from the year. We couldn’t have accomplished all this without the support from people like…
Read MoreThe Union Rider: December 2019
Support the Bike Union! The Boston Cyclists Union enjoyed many successes in 2019, like getting protected bike lanes on two Charles River Bridges, and securing commitments from the City of…
Read MoreWe moved into a bigger, better office. Help us keep growing!
After more than six years years at 375 and 385 Dudley St. in Roxbury, last month we moved into a new office that accommodates our growth and prepares us for the challenges…
Read MoreBoston Bike Story: Eliana Golding
How do you identify? I am a queer woman, I am white, I am a daughter, sister, pal, student, and I guess I’m an organizer. Those are the things that…
Read MoreSpeak up for a safer Arborway!
After 25 years of disjointed planning processes and no meaningful progress on the ground, the Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR) last month kicked off a new round of planning…
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