We're looking for folks to join our team! Now is a great time to join the HUB as we're working with an amazing consultant to bring anti-racism to the front of our work around biking and mobility. Read the application below and use the bottom bar to toggle pages...please email or mail a cover letter and your resume to the contact information in the job description...we look forward to hearing from you!!! [pdf-embedder url="http://bikeventura.org/wp-content/uploads/HUB-Shop-host-job-description-1-1.pdf" title="HUB Shop host job description"]

Since we put out our statement of Solidarity with Black Lives Matter in June of 2020, BikeVentura has been having internal discussions about what it means to be an anti-racist organization, and prioritizing anti-racism and equity in all of our work.  We want to see where we fit into the more broad movement for social justice and how we can serve that movement instead of it serving us. We want to make sure we aren’t reinforcing any systems that oppress people. We don’t want to take actions  that perpetuate harm to the communities we serve, or communities we don’t serve. And we want to make sure the spaces that we create, such as this one that we are all sharing now, are safe and inclusive. We should make no mistake…

BikeVentura sadly bids adieu to Heidi and John Buccola, two outstanding board members that have been with BikeVentura since its inception out of VCCOOL in 2016. They are relocating to Reno, NV, where we're sure they will find a welcoming, vibrant cycling community to be a part of.The Buccolas went above and beyond for this organization, and that benefitted the greater Ventura community in so many ways. Their generosity in giving their time and resources to BikeVentura kept this organization operating through several transitions - renaming and rebranding the nonprofit, moving the bike HUB into a better location, bringing on a new executive director - and it's why we're able to do so much today. Whether it was Heidi organizing our kickoff party at Bell Arts Factory, or driving our Executive…

a glaring gap in our bike network The City of Ventura is preparing to reconfigure Telephone Road between Victoria and Kimball road to reduce the number of travel lanes to include a buffered bike lane. BikeVentura supports this stride toward a safer street for all. Further, we will ask the City to add a physical barrier, such as bollards or raised curbs, to more clearly delineate and protect people traveling on Telephone. We ask you to tell city council that you support this configuration as well. This reconfiguration will make the road safer for everyone using Telephone Road, not just those riding bikes: Road “diets” have been shown to slow traffic speeds, which will reduce the number of crashes and reduce the severity of injuries from crashes. If bollards are included in…