Dedicated to promoting awareness and educating the City of Chicago to the dangers of car doors. Cyclists, drivers, tourists, children and pedestrians all play a part in making our city streets safe against Dooring crashes. Our mission is reaching out to everyone to prevent Dooring crashes and fatalities.
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Latest Activity: May 14
On Sunday, September 1st, my group Walk 'n' Roll is planning an exciting event we're calling Shared Streets. We will use two open blocks…Continue
Started by Natalie Watson. Last reply by Natalie Watson May 10.
Let's share our good news between meetings here.
Started by KatieP. Last reply by KatieP May 10.
Started by Aaron Bussey. Last reply by Thunder Snow Mar 15.
Hey all,We talked about this at our first meeting, but I dont remember what the responses were. Does anyone have a contact for where we can get our hands on some literature?I would like to organize…Continue
Started by Aaron Bussey. Last reply by Brendan Kevenides Feb 25.
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Comment by Aaron Bussey on May 14, 2013 at 7:52pm We are gonna get sandy on Memorial Day!
http://www.thechainlink.org/events/look-beach-blitz-party
Comment by Crafty Cycling Chick on May 10, 2013 at 11:23am Here's my take: Ride of Silence and LOOK Chicago! are two different groups with distinct and different goals. (RoS being an annual event to honor cyclists inured/killed by motorists and LOOK being an educational campaign about dooring to prevent injuries and deaths.) When the RoS logo or a link to RoS is on LOOK's literature, it implies that RoS is one of the $pon$or$ of LOOK. (If that's the case, thanks for helping out!) It doesn't make sense to me to promote RoS during LOOK educational campaigns unless LOOK is standing next to a ghost bike of someone who got doored -- but how many people will LOOK be able to educate standing next to a ghost bike? I think the groups are and should remain separate and that LOOK's literature should focus on its mission and only include the logos of its $pon$or$. I agree that if you're tabling an event that it might be appropriate to include flyers for RoS (but priority goes to the business cards/promotional items of LOOK's $pon$or$) so the people visiting LOOK's table can choose which items appeal to them. LOOK has a strong stand-alone message/goal and efforts should be made to keep it that way.
Comment by KatieP on May 10, 2013 at 8:15am Hey Lookers,
Aaron will be scheduling another blitz soon. I'm hoping we can tag on an offical meeting for flyer review and revision (we'll need to print another batch, soon) and discussion of any new or returning ideas worth prioritizing. So start thinking of ideas and revisions:)
Hope all are well!
Katie
Comment by KatieP on May 10, 2013 at 8:09am
Comment by KatieP on May 10, 2013 at 8:09am
Comment by Chicago Ride of Silence on May 7, 2013 at 12:38pm I'd like for this Tribute event on Thursday (May 9, 6-9pm) to be a way for all bike advocacy in Chicago to come out and raise awareness. Please come and talk up LOOK and bring fliers. AND come support ROS and have Ghost Bike Pale Ale from the guy's at Spiteful Brewing.
Can this group also help print and distribute fliers for ROS???
Comment by Thunder Snow on April 10, 2013 at 12:22pm 27th 11-1 in Andersonville (yay! lunch @ Svea!) seems fine to me.
Comment by Pam B on April 10, 2013 at 10:30am April 27th would be great for me for the A-ville one. I'd say 11-1, so we can hit the brunch crowd, the lunch crowd, the going-home-from-gym/yoga crowd, and the shopping crowds all at once. Does that time period work for others?
Comment by KatieP on April 10, 2013 at 9:06am Jeff - YAY! That is AWESOME news on the job!
Pam - Love the idea of multiple blitzes in a month. Does April 27th work for the Andersonville one? Any specific times?
Elizabeth - Sorry I missed the Ride of Silence meeting. Hope all is well with planning.
Comment by Jeff Markus on April 7, 2013 at 10:00am Well I may not be as available fer a while as I'm getting back into the work-a-day world. I start a new job on the 1th but should be able to hit weekend affairs and possible Metra/transit station handouts.
KatieP, if ya'll can send cards I'll hit the Metra stops in my hood. I sent ya a friend request so we can direct post the details.
Jeff
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