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Change: Sheet for taking down Minutes at the SummitBelow are a summary of workshops that have been confirmed for the LA Bike Summit. Please take a minute to review   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1419)

Change: Learn how Davis bicyclists with differingExamples perspectivesof cameresolving togetherdifferences workin towardapproach comprehensivefrom change.Davis, CARoom 219Worshop Title: Wrenching Cooperatives PanelPresenter/s: Bicycle Kitchen, Bikerowave, and Bike OvenShort Summary: Do you want to start   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1411)

Change: Carry loads on your bike, Keep your experiences positive, fun, Strategize And much much more. Room 217 Workshop Title: Streetfilms (Los Angeles and Beyond) Presenter/s: Damien Newton of The Open Planning Project/Streetsblog; Short Summary: Watch bicycle advocacy Streetfilms and discuss   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1411)

Change:  Next Generation of Cyclist AdvocatesPresenter/s: Alison Kendall of Kendall Planning and Design, and Lulu Mickelson of Santa Monica High SchoolShort Summary: Learn about Santa Monica's middle and high school bike movement, how to start a bike-to-school program in your own community. Room 218   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1314)

Change: Experts from Alta Planning and Design, BikeSage, and others will share information on existing and current bike research. We will also have a dialogue about what future research the bike community would like to see in order to advance a bike agenda.Room 223 SLOT II: 1:00 to 2:00Workshop   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1296)

Change: advocacy and jobs.advocacy. The workshop will address the role of campus programs in moving forward the larger Southern California bike movement.Room 218 Workshop Title: Lose up to Two Tons in One Day: The Amazing Car-Lite DietPresenter/s: Liz Elliot and Shay Sanchez of CICLE; Short Summary:   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1234)

Change: the world today. What does a aimlessly wandering donkey cart have to teach us about democracy? Why is it illegal to cross mid-block as a   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1194)

Change: the movement to improve opportunities for children to fosteringsafely walkingwalk and bikingbike to school,schools. includingLearn advocacyabout forthe Completework of the Safe Routes Streets,to leveragingSchool governmentNational funds,Partnership and more.how organizations and individuals can be engaged. Workshop Title: Lose   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1173)

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