View this newsletter on MailChimp November Newsletter: Remembrance and Resolve Dear IWBA Supporters, On Sunday, we gathered in Pocatello with community members and civic leaders to commemorate the World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims. Each year, on the third Sunday of November, communities across the world gather to hold a vigil for […]
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Idaho Walk Bike Alliance encourages Pocatellans to ditch their cars this week
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Pocatello Valley Montessori School hosts ‘Human-Powered Rodeo’ with Idaho Walk Bike Alliance Thursday
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Human-Powered Transportation Events for Kids and Families in Rural Idaho Set for Late September and October
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View this newsletter on MailChimp October Newsletter Message from The IWBA Board President Dear IWBA supporters, The aspens are turning and my morning bike commute now requires gloves. For me and other civic minded folks across the state, these signs point to one thing: elections are on the horizon. Odd year elections offer a […]
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We’re proud to have hosted programs for over 1,000 kids this summer through Human-Powered Rodeo events and bike safety programs across Idaho communities. Join us for “Week Without Driving” from September 29 to October 5 in Boise and Pocatello, where we’ll explore car-free transportation options that strengthen communities. We’re also excited about upcoming fall events including Open Streets Boise on September 28th.
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Friends, it’s fantastic to introduce myself as the new IWBA Board President, building on Molly O’Reilly’s incredible legacy! Despite recent legislative challenges, Idahoans are still embracing active transportation – from innovative Human-Powered Rodeo events to successful Safe Routes to Schools programs. We’re thrilled to see communities like Blackfoot and Boise investing in safe spaces for riders. We need your voice!
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The Idaho Walk Bike Alliance & Cowboy Ted are thrilled to announce our new Human Powered Rodeo Events, perfect for rural communities and families. We’re also celebrating our amazing Community Partner Program with the South Bannock Library District, offering events in six locations June 9-13, 2025. And a huge thank you to Molly O’Reilly for her 16 years of dedicated service.
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The Idaho Walk Bike Alliance extends warm wishes following the holiday season. Thanks to our dedicated community, 2024 brought significant strides in advancing active transportation across our state. As we move into 2025, we’re energized to build on this momentum and create even safer streets and pathways for all Idahoans. Read the rest of the newsletter here.
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