University of Wisconsin–Madison

Who Participates in What Processes?: From Groupthink to Democracy in Bicycle Policy Advocacy

Type Policy Brief or Report
Year 2015
Level City or Town, County
State(s) All States
Policy Areas Democracy & Governance, Transportation & Mobility
When setting the national bike advocacy agenda, the League of American Bicyclists believes that it is important to include a range of different perspectives, particularly from youth voices; not only does this empower younger participants, but it is a necessary first step toward championing an equitable bike movement where more people of color and others with marginalized perspectives can contribute. This report outlines recommendations for how the League of American Bicyclists could provide a meaningful role for youth and marginalized voices, and provides suggestions for how adults can be allies in supporting youth ideas, rather than expecting them to take on adults’ perspectives.

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