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Yesterday, I asked you for help covering the L.A. Street Summit this weekend.  Specifically, i want you to tell me what seminars I should attend.  Because there are so many seminars in each session, I'm narrowing the list down to my top five.  If there's something you want me to write about, let me know in the comments section or via email.

Here's my list from the second session.  You can read the full schedule for the second session here.  And for more information on the Summit itself, read here.

Diversifying the Bike Movement

    • Adonia Lugo & Andy Rodriguez, LACBC City of Lights Campaign; James Spooner, Black Kids on Bikes
  • Recovering Our Streets and Alleys: A Community Based Approach
    • Laura Cuadros, Claudia Gomez, Elizabeth Blaney; Union de Vecinos
  • Living Streets Part 1: Reclaiming Streets for People
    • Ryan Lehman, Deborah Murphy, Jen Petersen, Aurisha Smolarski, Ryan Snyder
  • Complete the Streets? Street Vending!
    • Isela Gracian, Eest LA Community Corporation
  • Planning for a Cooler California
    • Roberta Tinajero-Frankel, Beth Steckler, Jennifer Sarnecki, Jessica Meaney
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