Author Archives: Adonia Lugo
The Grad Student Goes to the Bike Summit, Part 2: Learning from the Pros
The first item on the National Bike Summit schedule for the afternoon of Monday, March […]
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The Grad Student Goes to the Bike Summit, Part 1: Joining Forces
Writing a dissertation can be a lonely process. You’re the only person who knows all […]
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Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s Legacy and Bicycling: How Do We Build a Coalition for Bicycle Justice?
Guest Blogger Adonia E. Lugo is an anthropologist and activist who uses ethnographic research on […]