Editor for the Streetsblog Los Angeles; founder of Bikas, a new group which advocates for more bicycle infrastructure in the City of Los Angeles; policy associate for Livable Places, a development and policy-making group that works to create transit and pedestrian-oriented development in the Southland; former director of CicLAvia
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