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Celebrate every human-powered mile traveled outdoors with demos, snacks, and music.

Join Peter Harnik and GWU’s Sustainable Urban Planning program to discuss rail to trail projects across the US.

Comment on Fairfax City’s proposed intersection improvements at Chain Bridge Road/Eaton Place, through March 5th.

Residents are invited to review proposed intersection improvements & speak with City of Fairfax transportation staff.

WABA will join GGWash and livability and transportation advocates for a casual office hours meetup.

VDOT is seeking public feedback on potential improvements on Telegraph Road (Route 611) at Hayfield Road (Route 635).

Submit written testimony on Prince George’s FY2024 budget priorities by January 27th.

Share ideas and feedback with the project team as they reimagine the Duke Street corridor in Alexandria.

Join the Duke Street In Motion team to learn more and weigh in about the curb features for this corridor revamp.

Join VPRA COO Michael McLaughlin and members of the design team for an open discussion on the Long Bridge bike/ped span.

Share feedback (thru 1/11/23) on the Arlington Blvd Trail – slated for improvement – from N Granada St to N Edison St.

Tell the Arlington County Board you support improving the W&OD Trail via dual-trails to reduce conflict and runoff.

Review and offer feedback on the Arlington Boulevard Trail Study’s concept designs, now through 12/5.

Take Fairfax County Park Authority’s survey aimed at identifying gaps and improving bike access to and through parks.

This article explores the intersection of transportation justice and the service industry. Intentional choices around transit funding and infrastructure make our region difficult to navigate outside of the “9 to 5” paradigm— meaning our current transportation system is failing many essential workers, including those in service and hospitality.

A deeper look by Priya Sarathy Jones at challenges posed by traffic tickets and fines.

Whiteness, climate anxiety, and Wandavision.

A history of the violent, organized opposition to the Civil Rights movement from the Equal Justice Initiative.

Useful background from The Skimm

Joe Biel tells the history of a working class woman of color who changed bike culture forever. In 1893.

The neuroscience behind implicit or unconscious bias, and the context of structural racism that gave rise to and perpetuates inequities and harmful racial biases

A video looking at the history of the Americans with Disability Act and how much work remains, especially in communities of color.

A zine that examines the impulse to call the police in different situations and offers alternatives to engaging law enforcement.

Robert Livingston, Harvard Business Review: How to successfully develop policies and practices that promote racial equity in the workplace.

NPR Code Switch: A deeper look at how academics, writers and the show’s listeners feel about the phrase “people of color.”