Author: Patricia Miguel

Join us for a virtual Q&A session dedicated to creating space for women/trans/femme identifying individuals.

Join us Tuesdays, 7PM-8PM for a virtual Q&A session dedicated to creating space for women/trans/femme identifying individuals.

Note: This event is part of our Women & Bicycles program and only open to folks who identify as women, trans, or femme. Not you? There’s lots of other WABA events at waba.org/fun. Know someone who should come? Please share this event with them! No question is too small! Join us Tuesdays, 7PM-8PM for a […]

In this week’s Can We Talk? we’ll be reading and discussing “Why We Must Talk Race When We Talk About Bikes” by Tamika Butler

“Bicycles are powerful things—inexpensive, versatile tools that can be used by dissenters to sneak up and speed off, to organize and mobilize and elude”

Join us for a casual article chat. No preparation required, just read the article and come talk.

Just because we’re all practicing social distancing doesn’t mean we can’t celebrate Bike Month! Join WABA’s Community Outreach Coordinator, Patricia Miguel, for a WABA Game Night. Answer questions about bike trivia, WABA history, and more! All are welcome and the points don’t matter… just come have fun!

Join us for a casual article chat. No preparation required, just read the article and come talk.

Join us for a tour of African American women civil rights activists who left their mark on Washington, D.C. and the rest of the nation. This ride will start at the O Street Mansion, take us on a tour of the homes and statues of African American women civil rights activists, and end at the Library of Congress for the exhibit Rosa Parks: In Her Own Words.

Join Marley Blonsky and Kailey Kornhauser for a facilitated discussion about how to make bicycling a more inclusive and welcoming space for everybody and every body.

Tengo muchas ganas de involucrarme con los socios de WABA e invitar más personas al espacio.