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Alliance for Biking & Walking
February 19, 2013
<p>Last weekend, Recycle-A-Bicycle held the third annual Youth Bike Summit, an inter-generational exchange between youth, advocates and educators from around the country.</p>
The Atlantic
February 18, 2013
<p>Fun was definitely on the agenda for the kids who came from around the country to attend the summit, organized by the New York-based nonprofit Recycle-A-Bicycle.</p>
BikePortland.com
November 1, 2012
"It's been amazing to see how the bicycle has performed so valiantly; both in getting people where they need to go, and in bringing people what they need." --J.M.
BikePortland.com
March 26, 2012
On Thursday night, when most National Bike Summit attendees were taking a hard-earned break, over a dozen leaders of small, community bike shops came together for a summit of their own.
BikePortland.com
March 21, 2012
Local Spokes is a grant-funded coalition of nine different advocacy organizations. Representatives of four of those orgs were on a panel today titled, Building Successful Programs in Diverse Neighborhoods.
Alliance for Biking & Walking
January 17, 2012
Rocking their identical, hot-pink sweatshirts, the young women explained at the Youth Bike Summit how and why they created a bike riding group just for girls.
Chicago Tribune
January 17, 2012
Chicago's West Town Bikes runs 14 after-school programs that aim to provide youth with mechanical skills, physical fitness, environmental awareness and personal pride.
DNAinfo.com
January 13, 2012
A non-profit that uses the humble bicycle as a catalyst to help young people will hold its annual summit this weekend in the West Village.
Velojoy
January 12, 2012
Born on a bus: The Youth Bike Summit evolved from an impromptu brainstorming session on a bus home-bound from the League of American Bicyclists’ National Bike Summit in Washington DC in 2010.
CBS 2
November 11, 2011
CBS 2's Elise Finch reports New Yorkers throw away thousands of unwanted bikes and one non-profit organization reclaims those bikes and uses them to teach young people about cycling and recycling.
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