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Critical Mass Nairobi with Cyprine Odada

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Cyprine Odada is the Executive Director of Critical Mass Nairobi and an urban planner specializing in active mobility. Ever since founding the Kenyan capital’s chapter of Critical Mass, the largest gathering of non-competitive cyclists in Africa, Cyprine has helped get more people on bikes from different neighborhoods, ages, and social and economic groups, changing the perception of who rides a bike in Nairobi and building more political support for bike infrastructure in a city where cars dominate. By focusing on the joy of cycling and the way in which the bicycle can connect people and create community, Cyprine is doing what she can to transform Nairobi into a cycling city, inspiring other African cities along the way.

This episode was recorded on the floor of the Velo-city Conference in Ghent in June 2024.

***Support The War on Cars on Patreon.***

LINKS:

Watch Cyprine Odada’s presentation at TedX in 2020

Learn more about Critical Mass Nairobi

Follow Critical Mass Nairobi on Instagram

Learn more about the Velo-city conference

Grab some merch in our official podcast store.

This episode was produced and edited by Doug Gordon.

https://thewaroncars.org/

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Cyprine Odada is the Executive Director of Critical Mass Nairobi and an urban planner specializing in active mobility. Ever since founding the Kenyan capital’s chapter of Critical Mass, the largest gathering of non-competitive cyclists in Africa, Cyprine has helped get more people on bikes from different neighborhoods, ages, and social and economic groups, changing the perception of who rides a bike in Nairobi and building more political support for bike infrastructure in a city where cars dominate. By focusing on the joy of cycling and the way in which the bicycle can connect people and create community, Cyprine is doing what she can to transform Nairobi into a cycling city, inspiring other African cities along the way.

This episode was recorded on the floor of the Velo-city Conference in Ghent in June 2024.

***Support The War on Cars on Patreon.***

LINKS:

Watch Cyprine Odada’s presentation at TedX in 2020

Learn more about Critical Mass Nairobi

Follow Critical Mass Nairobi on Instagram

Learn more about the Velo-city conference

Grab some merch in our official podcast store.

This episode was produced and edited by Doug Gordon.

https://thewaroncars.org/

  continue reading

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