LiveMove hosts and organizes a diverse range of events that connects students and the public with scientists, planners, policy makers, and business leaders of sustainable transportation in the interest in exploring robust alternative transportation projects in Oregon and beyond.
Guest Speaker and Presentation - Tulips (Transit-Oriented Start Up)
Join us at Bartlotti’s Pizza in the EMU at 4:30 PM for a great presentation/talk.
Photoshop Training with Sam!
Join Sam for a photoshop training in Allen Hall 304! This training will be geared towards the filtering project but is great for anyone wanting to learn photoshop!
Fall Sustainability Open House
Join us in the EMU Swindells Room (Rm 230) to discuss sustainability! There will be a LiveMove student representative, university speakers, and networking opportunities.
Transit Discussion Group
The Transit Discussion Group will be discussing transit access and how it intersects with gender! Meet in the Wilcox Hearth at 4 PM.
EPG Talk with City Planner Allan Wilson
Join us in Hendricks Hearth at 5:30 pm! Allan Wilson, a planner from Estacada, Oregon, will be discussing the Emerging Planner’s Group (EPG) and how it can benefit PPPM students.
LiveMove General Meeting
Meet at 5:30 on the second floor of Hendricks. We’ll be discussing this year’s projects, leadership, and last week’s events. Pizza will also be provided!
LiveMove Kickoff Event
Join us on the 2nd floor of Hendricks Hall! We will be discussing this year’s projects. Snacks will be provided.
Cycle Streets & Sidewalk Quality Public Event
Join us Wednesday, May 31 from 4-7pm in the UO Erb Memorial Union's Redwood Auditorium to celebrate and learn about two UO student projects. Student work reimagines Eugene's Neighborhood Greenways and highlights findings from city-wide data collection documenting sidewalk conditions across Eugene. Light refreshments and drinks will be provided.
Bike Film Festival
Filmed by Bike is based out of Portland Oregon and is a festival showing independent short movies from around the world. These curated short films have a central theme of cycling and the outdoors.
The University of Oregon's Outdoor Program and LiveMove Club are partnering with local bicycle non-profits Shift Community Cycles, Cascadia Mobility, and the City of Eugene. This collaborative event will premiere during May is Bike Month and is offering a special night of entertainment and information about bike access here in our community! Our theme for this event is LEAP, Local Equitable Access to Pedaling, and all proceeds from this event will go to Shift Community Cycles 501c3.
The LEAP film festival will be screening 1.5 hours of Filmed by Bike shorts, as well as local short film submissions. We will also include a raffle, community group ride to the venue and pizza! Several guest speakers will discuss accessibility, equity, inclusion and diversity in the biking community followed by a short Q&A. No need to worry about bike parking: bicycle valet will be available. Join us for an evening of bicycle culture entertainment that is both informative and fun!
Cycle Streets ALL HANDS Meeting
Cycle Streets team check in and strategy session for remainder of the year. With food!
Begin with Bikeshare
As the need for climate action becomes more apparent, it is obvious that our transportation network needs a new direction. Single occupancy vehicle usage has taken precedent over land uses for far too long and has left our spaces congested, polluted, and at risk of social and ecological instability.
LiveMove's 2019-2020 Speaker Series "Breaking Status Quo" will focus on pushing the future of sustainable transportation forward through a mixed collection of speaker and event topics.
We will encourage you to Walk! Bike! & Ride!
In the first event of the year, we will the incredible resource Eugene has in its downtown and university district: Bikeshare. Bike share has the ability to break down economic and accessibility barriers that prevent many individuals from relying on bicycling as a form of transportation. Peacehealth bikes are available on and off of hubs all over the UO campus and Downtown district.
At this event, we will discuss just what you can do with these bikes, where you can ride, what you can access, and how bike share is revolutionizing transportation in cities across the world.
Cyclofemme Bike Ride
More Info To Come!
CycloFemme is a socially-driven grass-roots celebration of women on bikes. We are of a growing community, for a growing community. Our annual Mother's Day ride unites riders, regardless of gender, age, ethnicity or bicycle preference to share in the joy of cycling. Everyone is welcome!
Ride with us in Springfield or Eugene as we Honor the Past, Celebrate the Present, and Empower the Future of Women in Cycling. Both rides will convene in Island Park at the end for a group celebration.
Measuring What Matters: How people data transformed the world’s most livable cities (and is reshaping 13th Avenue on the UO campus)
Location: Lawrence Hall 177, University of Oregon
Urban design has gone through many fashions, from the Beaux-Arts to Modernism to Ecological Urbanism. But what makes a city really work and really loved? From footrests for bicyclists at Copenhagen’s stoplights to ad-hoc neighborhood plazas in Queens to retrofitting Buenos Aires’s largest slum with generous walking streets, a global revolution is changing the way designers outfit cities based on what people want and need. Less obvious is the data behind these transformations. Collected over years and sometimes decades, careful ethnographic research and people-focused data has provided designers, policymakers, and politicians with evidence to make radical changes to the fabric of cities—and a way to measure success. From the town square to Times Square, measuring the daily routines of the human animal is providing an essential lens to design cities for the 21st Century. Gehl partner and managing director Blaine Merker will tour some of these projects and talk about how people-focused methods are being put to use in creating a conceptual design for 13th Avenue on the University of Oregon campus.
Transportation Trivia
Like trivia? Like transportation related trivia? What about free pizza and soda?
Join us in the back room of Falling Sky in the EMU for both!
Transit Talks: A behind the wheel look at transit
Located at the EMU Falling Sky Brewing Pizzeria & Public House, 1395 University Street
Hear from LTD and TriMet employees about what they do as bus drivers, service planners, and development planners. Learn about the experiences of a bus operator, how the day-to-day schedules of transit are planned, and what the future of your transit looks like. Join in a respectful discussion about current and future bus culture.
Pizza will be provided.
Meeting - ByDesign Work Plan
Weekly meeting at the EMU Sustainability Center to get our hands dirty making Eugene a better place to live and move in!
This week we’ll be introducing the ByDesign Work Plan for the Winter term. Member input for adjustments are welcome.
Speaker Series with Syd Shoaf
Syd, a LiveMove alum, and the new regional coordinator for Safe Routes to Schools, will be joining us to talk about traffic gardens!
Sam Bond’s Brewing - 540 E 8th Ave, Eugene, OR 97401
Social Ride! - Halloween Ghouls Bike Ride
In lieu of our weekly meeting, we will be hosting a Halloween-themed social ride! Halloween costumes highly (really, really!) encouraged! We are partnering with Peace Health Bike Rides to help new riders get on bikes so if you don't have a ride, still come!