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Category Archives: Washington DC
My Bike-Free, Work-Free Bike to Work Day
I have a complicated relationship with biking to work. On one hand, I enjoy it, especially on late spring days like this past Friday. On the other hand, it’s 20 miles one way and takes me about two hours, almost … Continue reading
Posted in biking, community, MD, Rockville, Washington DC
Tagged bike to work day, biking, rockville, rockville bicycle advisory committee
2 Comments
Yes We Can – Have Safe Bicycling for All!
Biking is thought of by certain populations as an activity for rich or at least middle class people. They only see two groups. The first group is competitive cyclists, where people spandex up and purchase expensive racing gear. The second … Continue reading
Posted in activism, biking, community, Rockville, social justice, Washington DC
Tagged bicycle infrastructure, bicycling, bike commuting, low-income, social justice, working poor
6 Comments
Growing Urban Agriculture at Rooting DC
There are some events that follow the same pattern year after year, which although worth attending, are remain essentially the same. Then there are those that surprise and delight you with their growth, such as Rooting DC, the Washington area’s … Continue reading
Posted in activism, food, gardening, social justice, Washington DC
Tagged gardening, rooting dc, urban agriculture, USDA, washington dc
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Forward on Climate!
In the last few months, I’ve made sure my kid-to-be is there for important moments in U.S. history even if he doesn’t remember them. First, it was President Obama’s second inauguration. Then, last weekend, it was Forward on Climate, the … Continue reading
Posted in activism, climate change, social justice, Washington DC
Tagged 350.org, activism, climate change, Forward on Climate, march, rally, Sierra Club
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Fangirl Friday: 350.org
Fangirl Friday is a semi-regular (very semi-regular) feature highlighting an environmental and/or social justice non-profit group. It’s named as such because asking me about some ecological issue can be as dangerous as asking a comic book fan about her favorite … Continue reading
Posted in activism, climate change, climate ride, Fangirl Friday, social justice, Washington DC
Tagged 350.org, activism, climate change, climate forward
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Will Bike for Change (or Pie!) 