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Adonia Lugo, a young bike advocate who started the Seattle Bike Justice project and co-founded CicLAvia, shares her experience in discovering the “human infrastructure” necessary to make communities more biker friendly. Through volunteering with non-profit organizations Lugo realized that not all cyclists were represented by bike advocacy groups.
She discusses how some groups like Latino day laborers often ride bikes to get to and from work, yet they are usually underrepresented in bike advocacy efforts.
Watch Adonia Lugo speak at the first CicLAvia event and see what local residents had to say about the event in the Streetfilm video “CicLAvia, Let’s Go!”:
Read more about Adonia’s work with the Seattle Bike Justice Project and CicLAvia here.
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