The Cycling Games Project Webinar - Connecting Changemakers

​In Denmark, children don’t just learn to ride bikes, they play their way into it. The Danish model focuses on playful exploration, developing a lifelong love of biking without pressure or fear.

Yet in many parts of the world, a different story is unfolding where screen dependence and limited physical activity are the norm.

So, we pose the question: How can we embrace this successful model in places that lack the infrastructure, culture, or funding to support it?

This conversation will be at the heart of our next Webinar:

CHILDREN AND THE CYCLING GAMES PROJECT


🌼 About the host 🌼

Amanda Padilla is an architect, urban planner, and designer, who has collaborated with Urban Cycle Planning of Denmark on cycling projects in Quito, La Habana, and Copenhagen.

She is head of the Cycling Games project in Ecuador, involving small children in urban mobility.

Amanda is also a representative of Quito on the Bicycle Major Network Program of the BYCS organisation.


In this session we’ll explore:

📌 How to fund and sustain the Cycling Games project

📌 How we can ensure sustainability for small projects like this

📌 How to scale their impact

Participants will be part of a collaborative brainstorming session.

We look forward to seeing you there. Together, we’re creating healthier, more liveable communities.

** This session will be recorded and shared
** After the 60-minute session, participants are welcomed to stay for an optional 30-minute virtual networking opportunity.


🌎 ABOUT LIVEABLE CITIES COLLECTIVE 🌎

We are an inspiring space that ignites lively discussions, sparks creativity, fuels curiosity, and nurtures collaboration.

This is where change-makers from all industries come together, and where partnerships thrive, making a lasting impact on the health and sustainability of our world.

We hold space for purposeful and challenging conversations where everyone, as a result, sees a clear path to RADICAL ACTION.

* Photo Credit: Amanda Padilla