Diverse ways
More diversity on trails and in the bike industry.
Shahrzad Enderle // Bike Bridge e.V.
„The merit of cycling particularly for immigrants and refugee women is that it produces a unique urban subjectivity. Being able to ride a bike increases the women´s everyday spatial mobility, benefit them and their families by reducing transportation costs and help them to develop a sense of ownership of their cities. More diversity in cycling could profoundly benefit not only individuals but also cities and societies."
- The "Bike & Belong concept", its activities and sucesses.
- Why cycling has inclusion potential.
- Why mobility has a social aspect.
About Shahrzad Enderle
Shahrzad Enderle is a social entrepeneur and co-founder of Bike Bridge, a community-based recreation organization. Bike Bridge offers, among other things, the Bike & Belong cycle courses where women particularly with (forced) migration backgrounds learn how to ride a bike, make social contacts, and develop a sense of belonging and ownership of their cities. The organization is currently active in eight cities in Germany. To date, over 600 women have learned to ride a bike through Bike Bridge e.V.
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