How to Get to Cycling for All - English

While cycling offers unparalleled benefits for short and medium trips: improved physical health, fewer greenhouse gas emissions, and lower transport costs, significant obstacles stand in the way of its universal adoption. Systemic challenges prevent underserved groups like people with disabilities, children, women, and caregivers from enjoying the freedom and convenience of cycling. Exposing and empowering this latent demand is crucial to achieving cycling cities for all.

In this webinar, we heard from advocates and experts about how to shift the narrative about who and for what types of trips cycling is for. By addressing infrastructure shortcomings, advocating for inclusive policies, and challenging societal norms, we can pave the way for a future where cycling is truly for everyone.

Moderators:
- Lorena Freitas, Travel Demand Management Coordinator, ITDP Brazil
- Kasih Sabandar, Inclusive Urban Planning Associate I, ITDP Indonesia

Speakers:
- Kay Inckle, Campaigns and Policy Manager for Wheels for Wellbeing
- Hila Bar Ner, Program Associate with the Streets for Kids team at the Global Designing Cities Initiative (GDCI)
- Deyanira Avila Moreno, Director - Regional Mobility Agency, Bogotá and Cundinamarca, Colombia