Family Night Ride

Do you have questions about the pros and cons of training wheels? Want to make sure your kid's helmet fits properly? Join us for a Family Night Ride at Ord Terrace Elementary in Seaside: https://focmc.org/events/2018/familynightrideWe'll have a limited number of balance and pedal bikes available for families to touch and try. Bikes are available on a first-come first-serve basis (no reservations), so it's best to arrive on time. Before you ride, you'll need to sign a waiver and get your helmet checked. Please remember to bring yours, otherwise you wont be allowed to ride. If you need to buy a helmet, we'll have some available for purchase.All of our Kittie Knox Community Programs (bikes) are community-based and community-led and intentionally established to reach cash poor families in Black and Brown neighborhoods. We recognize that the history of the majority of people worldwide is one of colonialism, genocide, and exploitation. Our Kittie Knox Community Programs are rooted in movements that build the community's power to transform the conditions of fragmentation, displacement, and loss of culture that result from this history through mobility justice. We intend to mobilize families and empower the community by building a movement to reclaim our streets: https://focmc.org/kittie-knox-community-programs/Interested in a community-based and community-led movement for mobility justice? Join us! We are a collective of individuals galvanizing a grassroots effort dedicated to creating a walkable and bikeable Monterey County. We intend to mobilize families and empower the community by building a movement that decolonizes active transportation advocacy and planning: https://focmc.org/community-movement-for-mobility-justice/A special thank you to our Community Sponsors who continue to invest in FoCMC and support our efforts to center the needs of families of color and develop equitable access to resources through advocacy, education, and community building: https://focmc.org/sponsors/