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Tamar Wilner

About Tamar Wilner

I am an assistant professor at the William Allen White School of Journalism and Mass Communications at the University of Kansas. I also serve as Chief Bridge-Builder for the Journalism Bridging Project, a collaborative effort to draw news outlets and academic researchers together through initiatives big and small.

Entries by Tamar Wilner

What Police Need to Learn about Cycling

December 18, 2014/in Education, Enforcement/by Tamar Wilner

In part 3 of his overview of cycling law enforcement, Kirby Beck explains what police need to learn and how to get heard by your local police department.

Tamar Wilner
Tamar Wilner

I am an assistant professor at the William Allen White School of Journalism and Mass Communications at the University of Kansas. I also serve as Chief Bridge-Builder for the Journalism Bridging Project, a collaborative effort to draw news outlets and academic researchers together through initiatives big and small.

tamarwilner.com

Police Have Issued You a Cycling Citation. Now What?

October 8, 2014/1 Comment/in Enforcement/by Tamar Wilner

Kirby Beck – an instructor with the International Police Mountain Bike Association – explains how to report incidents to 911 and what to do if you get issued with a cycling citation.

Tamar Wilner
Tamar Wilner

I am an assistant professor at the William Allen White School of Journalism and Mass Communications at the University of Kansas. I also serve as Chief Bridge-Builder for the Journalism Bridging Project, a collaborative effort to draw news outlets and academic researchers together through initiatives big and small.

tamarwilner.com

Cyclists and Law Enforcement: History and Overview

September 7, 2014/1 Comment/in Enforcement/by Tamar Wilner

Kirby Beck–an instructor with the International Police Mountain Bike Association–gives an overview of the state of cyclists and law enforcement.

Tamar Wilner
Tamar Wilner

I am an assistant professor at the William Allen White School of Journalism and Mass Communications at the University of Kansas. I also serve as Chief Bridge-Builder for the Journalism Bridging Project, a collaborative effort to draw news outlets and academic researchers together through initiatives big and small.

tamarwilner.com

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Keri Caffrey

 

I am a technical illustrator and graphic designer with over 30 years as an urban bike commuter, recreational group rider and ride leader. I am convinced that the greatest challenges facing American bicycling are a lack of education and a destructive belief system about our public roads.

Through CyclingSavvy, Mighk Wilson and I created a toolset for bicyclists to enhance their preferred style of riding. Together, we can transform our traffic culture to recognize that roads are for all people, not just motorists.

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