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Recordings of each of our sessions are online in our website now https://t.co/nuOroLBWSo Enjoy!
Thanks to everyone who joined #C8S2020 or will watch/read. This was an amazing experience for us!
See you again next year in #C8S2021 with @ActiveCitiesUoS again!
Stay safe 🚲💚
Me too Mitali, the energy, ideas and variety of contributions was excellent. Loved the social session & breakout rooms, meeting cycling advocates from so many different continents - all from my bedroom! Big thanks to @Cycling8Society for organising. #C8S2020
An end to a great symposium, loved the themes and topics of discussions. A wonderful way to connect to other cycling advocates :)
Was an honour to co-host #C8S2020 Cycling and Society 2020 this week. Many thanks to panelists, chairs and delegates for a lively discussion on all things cycling. All contributions online https://t.co/mkX9r2b4UD
@ActiveCitiesUoS @UoS_HealthSoc
You also have the #C8S2020 and our timeline of these two days as a summary. And the colleagues at @ActiveCitiesUoS will draft a report about the event too. Feel free to sign up to our Jiscmail mailing list and continue to share through there as well https://t.co/go5FxvoEqq
#C8S2020 has just finished! we're in a virtual cafe now ;) We're amazed at the contributions of all participants and grateful for those who have been present and/or shared their worked. We've learned loads!! What's next? Thread👇
@Cycling8Society @IsabelleClement And for more re: Isabelle's final points on Post-Covid & active travel by Disabled people
https://t.co/NXNcmVtS88
#C8S2020
‘We are not made of sugar, we are Mancunians!’ @pootlers nicely summarising Manchester’s (our virtual host city for the last two days) commitment to cycling, irrespective of the weather #C8S2020
Viele interessante Beiträge wurden in diesem Jahr beim #Cycling & #Society Symposium vorgestellt und diskutiert. Gemeinsam mit Janina Albrecht hat dort auch unser Mitarbeiter Andreas Blitz zum Thema #Fahrradstraßen referiert.
#C8S2020 #projectmode https://t.co/blyuJ7xad2
@IsabelleClement says her charity has started to engage more with the broader cycling world, particularly academics, once they understood that there are indeed social determinants for health: the disabled people have the right to be physically active! #C8S2020
Peter Cox: Academics and activists need to be navigate beyond holding hands and staying our comfort zones. We need too look beyond this, at other sorts of campaigning and analysis #C8S2020
Peter Cox believes that the entanglement between cycling research and advocacy is both great and risky: thinking process becomes a little too rapid. We know what the problem is already! But we’re missing the trick! We need to theorise a bit more the problem #C8S2020
Our final panelist is Professor Peter Cox, one of the founders of the Cycling and Society Research Group. His latest publication is The Politics of Cycling Infrastructure: Spaces and (In)Equality https://t.co/iLIX1hHvf3 #C8S2020
@criscaim8 @unito ‘Why is cycling not promoted as we would expect?’ is the question driving @criscaim8 research curiosity: We are used to think that change is something that can be triggered in other people, yet change is a much more complex phenomenon #C8S2020
@IsabelleClement @Wheels4Well Keep an eye on @IsabelleClement latest publication, a co-authored book chapter (together with Neil Andrews) titled 'Invisible Cyclists? Acknowledging the Needs and Rights of Disabled Cyclists' https://t.co/AD19eGmCXL (to be published in January 2020) #C8S2020
An old friend of ours, @IsabelleClement, is next. She's now talking us through the inspiring work she and her team have been doing for disabled cyclists with @Wheels4Well #C8S2020
Nick Hubble, aka @pootlers, introduces himself now. He is an active campaigner and press liaison for @WalkRideGM. Check his website at https://t.co/S1sm0MkM1X #C8S2020
Looking forward to this final session of a richly varied symposium with a wealth of fantastic contributions from across the globe. Many great resources available on the symposium website if you missed some of the presentations. #C8S2020
Our final session begins now! Chaired by @anayaesther and including interventions by Peter Cox, @IsabelleClement, @criscaim8, @martinkeyBC
and @pootlers #C8S2020
Our final session begins now! Chaired by @anayaesther and including interventions by Peter Cox, @IsabelleClement, @criscaim8, @martinkeyBC
and @pootlers #C8S2020
The discussion now swerves towards the provisions for cycling which are often absent due to either the perceived flexibility of cycling (and hence getting forgotten) or its hybrid nature (not a car, not a pedestrian) #C8S2020
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